The Influence Of Hate Protests

A protest turned violent in Charlottesville, virginia, The controversy into what happen has caused several people injured between white supremacy and the group that appears. It is described as one of the biggest white supremacy events in the Unites States. It quickly got criticism between white supremacist, who killed at least three people. The streets were covered by dozens of anti-racism activist. They carried weapons and shields and hold Confederate flags. One of the people that got killed in this protest was a woman named Heather Heyer, as a driver moves fast towards a crowd of protesters; the driver was arrested and was charged. As for the other two people that were killed, a Virginia State Police helicopter crashed near the city as they were watching the chaos. …show more content…
As well thirty five people were injured at the rally. Furthermore, President Donald Trump is not backing his response to what the violence at the white supremacist protest. He basically blames both side of the protesters for the act of violence. In fact, what we consider hate speech are slurs and insults. By the First Amendment the world is more protective quality for hate is free speech in the world. As well, the media is ignoring the violence committed by Antifa; a short word for anti-fascist, it is a organized group that opposes