Photos of those who stood-up to Unite the Right and their stories will be featured on Charlottesville’s downtown mall through September. (Credit: Eze Amos)
As Charlottesville observes the fifth anniversary of Unite the Right, a photographer who documented the Summer of Hate five years ago presents a show in the trees along the city’s downtown mall.
Rather than focus on right-wing extremists, it features those who stood up to them. Sandy Hausman has that story.
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