Charlottesville, Virginia
In the year since the "Unite the Right" rally, the city has grappled with the fact that the problem wasn’t outsiders.
The president called for unity on the anniversary of the Charlottesville clashes.
The suspensions come days before a Washington demonstration marking a year since the deadly rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
“It’s gotten worse,” Derrick Johnson said of racism in America one year after the "Unite the Right" rally in Virginia.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
There are almost 800 Confederate statues in the U.S. Charlottesville showed what happens when you threaten that white male dominance.
The company canceled accounts of people attending the Charlottesville rally last year.
Law enforcement officials say there will be a heavy police presence meant to deter any violence.
Lance Cpl. Vasillios Pistolis allegedly bragged online about assaulting counter-protesters in Virginia last summer.
A year after the Unite the Right rally left one dead and dozens injured, Charlottesville still struggles to define itself.
Activists won't talk to reporters without a promise: No platform for white supremacists. Ever.