From the New York Times are Michael Varvara, this in detail One year after the rout, what happened in Charlotte when the violence was over and the rest of the country moved on its Monday August Dirty. declared on land.

I did We came down to sleep at eighty. My paypal body on the ground. We don't really care that we do not like the police, we didn't August twenty first a little over a week after about you, neither ain't rally, ok

I can only by this meeting of Charles City, Council and the City council chambers are packed should see somebody boxer where activists accordingly, citizens people who have been there day who are traumatized. People have been injured, and they're all sitting there reading or their chance to confront city leaders we reached gonna, do there will be announcements tonight as we got a round Robin So it starts with I'd like to begin the mayor. The whole meeting tonight with a resolution by comic signal, reading a resolution about what had happened, whereas the Charles, with community became the target of hateful white supremacist groups on August wealth to those seventeen and when he comes to the term white supremacy somebody audience job people like you.

So what I'm gonna have to do now. What I would to do now is any further violations are rules. We will have to have people, ok so that once so year- and this is in the new tries to keep order and he says I'm just gonna we're gonna have to start moving. Look, I'm gonna have to remove. Chamber? If you'd disrupt, reading less and less and less and less and less than I'm going start expelling anybody. So ok, here, a man think how the order the order of the order from it ass the officers to identify anybody who speaks out without being recognize? You have one chance, then you'll be removed. What what's the alternative for wages to shout and scream? That's.

The rules. We don't do that. Just for saying you not following the rules, we have a process for those who have to follow the process at all about so now you're gonna be sorry the order, and he doesn't back, remove someone from the chamber and all Panama breaks out. Two of them. Jumper Magaya world is faster blood on your hands My name is President of the sitting. Name is gale whether real or thirty, five year resident Charlottesville more to do with what I am about to, unburdening of what had happened. This ship has got to stop.

Ways do their job or Saturday. They watched us all get rightly terror, and I came here the night to ask for an independent citizen inquiry into the decision. Will cry? green point fingers and all of this angle comes out- this is a good doctor, I'm leaving you let her get murder the protesters essentially take over. The media council asked me how I am mayor: singer decides hey. This is too chaotic. We're gonna have to clear the room, I'm canceling this this week we will come back, gets you stop expecting the other comfort to follow him out of the room. Others don't follow him by. There was one.

One woman named tie a walker and She came to the microphone She started confronting menu signal. She said this town needs to you and you not capable of making this king. So clearly there is a tremendous amount of anger in the room and not one After the meeting, nearly every person,

who held power in the city would stepped down the police chief, the city attorney and the snare MIKE singer. My colleague, thorough stockman has been reporting on what happened in Charlottesville in the years since rally but as they started to report the story, I realise that the anger and all the problems started long before any of us have been paying attention. We have none other this shows those independent running for City Council born and raised in Charlottesville been a youth, counselor, assisted substance, abuse, clinician, and the list goes on and on- and I were talking About- Miss Mc Guire- walk in a kind of thanks for join us. Thanks for having me absolutely another, Nicole after was actually running for City Council, when the happened and she was running on a campaign about on masking Charlottesville the real Charlottesville,

campaign, Slogan is unmask. India lose their two cities in this one. And a lot of people are not thriving and Charlottesville. People talk about disguised in a magazine, though you know best places to live shouts bill is full of people whom there and they moved Charlottesville, because it's a happier city in America, where everybody is progressive and liberal and educate dead and has money by nuclear Walker is from a different kind of Charlottesville, though so I grew up, in a shawl saw there was very segregated. It still is a completely different Charlottesville. Then people people here she felt like the current mare and city governed and were silencing residence, and they were actively trying to stifle this narrative and that slogan prompted. Would what illusion?

I mean before the summer of hate began. It was What illusionary talk about? Everything's? Fine, you staring up! You know, but after the rally, no one asked her that anymore. They got it out in the open now and there was this feeling the loss of innocence when white people who had not really thought so much about racism or anti Semitism before had seen it. They looked at in the and there was no going back for some of them, She might have won the City council race without the rally, but the rally really gives her an opening. But do you feel somewhat like a Cinderella story, come in and really opposed the current establishment, but so getting this level of cassettes. Lobby on people start hearing about after the rally they start hearing about her after the City Council meeting where she confronted the mayor,

When I looked around tail- and I see the number of our white citizens, you know what this eminently aren't. You really are common and shaken things like she really gives voice to this sector in the town about what had happened she and up more votes any other candidate. It's been a great honor to serve as mayor with that said, I wanted to welcome my new colleagues here by Walker and Heather Hill there's this question about who will be the next mayor, because my signature is not going to

tell you, and that's all, I'm looking forward to giving another one of my colleagues this opportunity to lead with our vote here tonight and the way things work and Charlottesville, in fact, most cities in Virginia his that the mayor is the City council, whose elected by the other city, council, So the voters don't like the mayor and Charlottesville the City Council Alex them. From its own laying a. I will call for nominations for the position of mayor first once the nomination, second it. So, even though, in a kind of workers really popular with the protesters, she now has to convince people who she is openly criticised that she should be the next man. I was the one that pushed to make sure that we had this discussion open in the public eye, fell on the there's that of this and wondered how decisions were arrived at and I wanted to make sure that we had a discussion in front of the public. Necktie Walker pushes for this decision.

We made out in the open in public so that people can see for the first time how the sausages made. I am considering voting for a guy Hocker may be ours in our deliberations in public laying the personal stuff to each other. I have a concern. Why don't take it? Personally, I do have concerns that you were unwilling to meet with other mere MA's Galvin, prior to the meeting here tonight. When I send you an email, congratulating you and you ve called it inauthentic. I was congratulating. I felt a spirit

of appreciation. That's what I said I was impressed by your victory. Talking about official council business is one day in talking about congratulations on my standing victory when I dont think either. One of you were excited about me and, unlike the council, got with something that I that I didn't want to pretend now we can forward with any business, and hopefully we will work at it together and by the end of the meeting. So yes, sky, yes Taiwan or by those becomes Walker regulation. Five months after this horrific man were joined by a woman making history, as the

First, black female mayor of Charlottesville, Micaiah Walker, Now there is the symbolic victory. In her election. She was on the view people wrote about Charlottesville in a positive way. For the first time, all the city that went through this terrible experience has elected its first female black mare, No one thought that you know when I announced in March that the end result would be elected. The council in May or Charlottesville by it happened in that took an entire com, coming together and deciding that something different needed time here. You are really wanted her to succeed. They wanted this first email

black mare to kind of be able to wash away the sins of white supremacy that had reared its head in the town and even people who have supported her would say things like We really hope she succeeds, because we really need the town to unify, and here we just hope she stops this polarizing rhetoric. Hello, I'm live but asked moves on. It becomes obvious that she's not interested in rebranding Charlottesville. So this is politicking was Micaiah Walker, mayor of dollars, though Virginia how're ya. Do she refused to talk to a mainstream press for the first I don't know or months of being mayor. This is what I want to say. Purse white supremacy is what I want to say: but then she would go on Facebook live and have this kind of stream of consciousness question and answer session with her supporters

most of the people are meeting will want to figure me out so that they can figure out how to keep things the same right and that's no five, because it needs to change. She wants to highlight the failures of Charlottesville. Your city council officials are more concerned about returning to normal. She wants to talk about how the city hasn't gotten passed its racist history. Nothing has ever change without major force so was withdrawn, for I think we're and now the council meetings we used to be so regulated pretty chaotic. Well that could you ask

when we work or to go, admittedly did not emphasise the following. After all, people feel that they were being respected there. We were treated as children because we might signal was Mary. He instituted a set of rules, made the meetings very regulated they came in and they sat these very specific rules about how much time you could talk what words you could use. While you were speaking, the rules were forced to do the exact opposite of what a public body

sure do and be there to listen, people are there and in the room the way they are because things are going well right. If you don't push people. Ass their limits. Then they won't change. They don't have any reason to sell it. People were sitting just enemies meetings quietly Dan Council has no incentive to do something different way than they have done it in the path is like second nature to them. Without tension, there's no change. She didn't want. Limit people's time at the microphone. She didn't wanna, keep them on an agenda item or have these rigid rules and so under Mayor Walker, some meetings. Last until after midnight

one a dot m. You can almost see her struggling with what kind of leader am I going to be? Am I going to be a mayor of all people like the establishment expects me to be. I wish the meetings return to a more peaceful state cuz. They are pretty chaotic right now, but they are chaotic, because nothing has changed or am I gonna stay true to my protest routes and at different points. She makes different decisions so that, in the coming years, Thank you very much early on in the spring there's a month, favouring Hassler Jason Kastler, ally of his shows up to a city council meeting My name is Jason cancer. I my shawl, so resolute and if you remember Jason Kessler is both a man who organise the unites right, rallies and he's still regarding in town he's from Charlottesville.

He still walks around and see gives you would support my right ear peacefully, demonstrating in the park showed how many of you think it's important tax free speak of conservatives. Pro monument speakers and even alright, don't make threats are legos from. Is it important to protect their safety? I'll be right outside if anybody wants and she has to try to keep order and allow them to talk, which is something that a lot of the fellow activist and protesters would not have wanted her to do in a recent. She ends up having to clear the chamber to keep order, so she has to do

Why mayor Senior had done, which is try to re, establish some semblance of order and what had become like a chaotic meeting that had gone off the real right. So it is my duty as mayor to nail red rules on how and when she opens the council back up again what she's, just as the crowd, I will remind everyone if you all remember me on the other side of this as a citizen at the meetings. This is very difficult for me.

Hoping that we would find a flow to where people were doing things different, naturally, that they felt like if there were people appear representing their values that they will respond differently. It has been very difficult to conduct the meetings and have business take place, but anyway, that's where we are anywhere rules, remarks and action does disrupt the council. I think even she has been dismayed by the fact that the protesters sometimes are protesting her, sometimes not respecting her, and even she has expressed frustration with the fact that there will never be satisfied, but there are other moments where she really seems to be a protest or again tat. Marietta candidate, jostle City Council offer the position of interim sitting manager to is revealing his reach

listening for turning down the job. He blames in part mayor in Cairo, walkers actions breaching the confidential hiring process saying it exposes serious ethical shortcomings are recently decided to go into full protest Mode against the, in terms that he manage a candidate they wanted to bring on the mayor, even tweeted. We might have to protest a city council decision are you with me. The city manager was leaving his post and they had to decide who would replace them and they have a closed door meeting where four out of five zero councillors decide on a candidate by she decides. She doesn't trust him and she then goes on Facebook live later and explains what happened at the meeting envy to councillors sat around and try to come up were and then said to me as the reason. Why refuse to go with him,

as a candidate. So that is why I am sharing on his facebook lab I'm gonna pause and try to answer some questions. If I can answer them, she really is to be a protester rather than to keep the promises that she'd made to them, but that's it. I know how to do a lot of protests. Injustice! Ok, that's what I do! That's what I've been on my way and I hope none of you thought electing me. You meant that I was going to jump into this status quo, ring and box around with them like play. You know cuz. If I get in the ring with somebody, I'm going to knock them out. Asking me what's changed, what's changed over the last year, I would say that maybe at

getting. There was the sense that the unite the right rally empowered this very radical leftist element in the town who had been trying to raise the issues of racial and economic inequality. It gave them the perfect platform to come and basically take over the conversation say, see: look we were right, and so there was the sentinel beginning with the round. We would actually leads to an opening for racial and economic justice that had been sorely lacking, but now I think after months and months meetings. Just new normal out of air masses. Irish lots anomalous. I wonder if the legacy of the rally has been to divide them he has a much much worse right,

to make it descend into inviting you the Mare Walker and Michael Signature, literally shouting at each other, news meeting, everybody you extended the offer achieved, but you what you yourself, you know, I'm not going to do so. I think the city is really at a crossroads right now between whether it can still salvage something really positive out of the rally towards a unifying vision of social justice or whether it's just going to descend further into disunity and alienation and the feelings that the left is eating itself alive.

Give me please. At the end of the day, what most people want out of their city government is that the sidewalks are paved and the tree outside their house that died has been cut down and cart it away. They want the garbage to be picked up. I mean the most cities, don't take on the kind of things you trying to take on most cities, don't say we can change and roll back four hundred years of white supremacist history. Most cities are perfectly satisfied with leaders who take out the

which, on time and while the streets and lead economic development happen so for the majority of people and shouts well, I think this is probably quite scary to feel like their city. Government is in turmoil and folks, I'm calls that may or may not ever be achieved, but I think for some people this is the moment they ve always been waiting for though, outrage from the rally has allowed them to have a platform for a really important subjects that no one has ever listened to. Before and they are not willing to give that they're not going to give that up without a fight. It's only been a year you're talking about, we are about

to have next year, four hundred years, exactly since the first enslaved people were brought to this country? Sixteen ninety right we're still having the same struggles if now, just a year later, we have in them for one hundred years later and if we want to not have them four hundred years from now or people or our descendants, then we have to have some tension. Phil moments and a year is nothing compared to the four hundred plus years

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