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Maryland removes controversial statue from State House grounds
Roger Taney was U.S. Supreme Court justice who wrote 1857 Dred Scott decision upholding slavery and denying citizenship to African Americans
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Michigan State refuses to rent space to white nationalist group
Michigan State officials say they support "freedom of expression" but their "first obligation" is to safety and security on campus
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Dickerson: Corker's critique of Trump is "extraordinary"
Corker is "not one of the usual suspects who's always criticizing the president," Dickerson said
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Maine Gov. compares Confederate statues to 9/11 memorial
"Whether we like it or not, this is what our history is," Paul LePage says
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Partisan divide over Trump’s response to Charlottesville
But CBS News poll also finds widespread agreement that fatal attack was domestic terrorism
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Hundreds hold candlelight vigil in Charlottesville
Gathering was in same area of Univ. of Va. campus where white supremacists had marched days before
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More states challenging Confederate monuments, references
Gov. Terry McAuliffe of Va. says "celebrating the leadership of the Confederacy have become flashpoints for hatred, division and violence"
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Analysis: History of racial inequality still haunts us
Bryan Stevenson, founder of The Equal Justice Initiative, says Trump "didn't get it" with his response to Charlottesville's violence
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"I went into the Army believing that we had to defeat the Nazis": WWII vets weigh in
Willian Johnson, Henry Beckam Jr. and Edward Field fought in World War II on the side of history that believed in freedom for all
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"I think for myself": Trump voters speak out in wake of Charlottesville
Atlanta Republicans Janelle Jones, Ellen Diehl and Lucretia Hughes say their support for Trump hasn't lessened
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Charlottesville victim's father: "Just forgive each other"
During the service, Heather Heyer's father spoke about her passion for equality
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Charlottesville car attack suspect, rally organizers sued
Plaintiffs say they were injured when car driven by James Fields Jr. rammed into their vehicle; suit accuses rally organizers of inciting a riot
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Momentum building to remove Confederate monuments
Baltimore, Birmingham, Alabama, Gainvesville, Florida among latest to do it post-Charlottesville, despite controversy
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White House: GOP should say Trump was "entirely correct"
CBS News obtained copy of memo with guidance on how Republicans should handle questions about president's controversial remarks on Charlottesville
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LeBron James blasts Trump, calls him "so-called president"
In emotional speech, calls for unity post-Charlottesville and love is only path for society to get better
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Reaction after Trump doubles down on Charlottesville remarks
President Trump on Tuesday doubled down on his initial statement about the violence in Charlottesville, saying people "on both sides" were responsible for violence. Politico congressional reporter Rachael Bade and CBSN political contributor and TIME White House correspondent Zeke Miller joined "Red & Blue" to discuss the latest out of the Trump White House -- and how lawmakers are reacting.
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Analysis: 2 sides of Charlottesville not equal
CBS News reporter Paula Reid was on the ground in Charlottesville during the demonstration, has a different view of what happened there
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What is the "alt-left" Trump was talking about?
On Tuesday, the president said the "alt-left" was partly responsible for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend
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Who are the members of white supremacist groups?
Christian Picciolini, a former skinhead, now says "it's the average American" and that they feel affirmed by Trump
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Trump on Charlottesville: "I think there's blame on both sides"
In a statement that was supposed to be focused on infrastructure, the president doubled down on his response to the domestic terror attack at a white supremacist rally
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Hot dog cook outed as Charlottesville demonstrator quits job
Top Dog posted a notice saying Cole White, who was identified as a white supremacist demonstrator on Twitter, is no longer an employee
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Charges sought after Confederate statue toppled in N.C.
Law enforcement officers took video throughout the protest but didn't intervene as protesters toppled the statue in response to violence at a Charlottesville white supremacist rally
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FBI, DHS report warned of threat posed by white supremacists
In May, agencies found small cells within the white supremacist movement would continue to pose a threat over the next year
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Obama's Charlottesville message makes Twitter history
Obama's tweet is now considered the top of the three most-liked tweets in history since the social media site launched
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Activists using social media trying to shame white supremacists
Logan Smith, who runs the Twitter account "Yes, You're Racist," has started posting photos of protesters on his Twitter page
