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    10A COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL AUGUST 16, 2017
Rally
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about why their beliefs aren’t
valid," speaker Kris Ray said,
going on to say, “Do the work.
Sit with your biases. It will be
very hard. You’re going to get
frustrated, you’re going to get
mad, you’re going to get in dif-
fi cult conversations possibly
shouting matches. You’ll proba-
bly lose friends but this is what
it means to be a (sic) revolution-
ary.”
Speeches at the courthouse
lasted approximately one hour
with all speakers identifi ed as
people of color. All speakers
noted that, after the incident
in Virgina, marching was not
enough.
Hours after the initial violence
in Virgina, President Donald
Trump made a statement from
his private golf course in New
Jersey, saying, "We condemn
in the strongest possible terms
this egregious display of hatred,
bigotry and violence on many
sides, on many sides. It has
been going on for a long time in
our country, not Donald Trump,
not Barack Obama. It has been
going on for a long, long time. It
has no place in America."
The president drew fl ack
for not specifi cally calling out
white supremacy after multiple
sources reported former KKK
leader David Duke invoking
President Trump's name in
Charlottesville.
“This represents a turning
point for the people of this
country. We are determined to
take our country back, we’re
going to fulfi ll the promises
of Donald Trump," Duke told
media on the ground, "and that’s
what we believed in, that’s why
we voted for Donald Trump,
because he said he’s going to
take our country back and that’s
what we gotta do."
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Approximately 2,000 people marched in Eugene against the events in Charlot-
tesville, Virginia last week. The march started at University of Oregon and ended
downtown at the courthouse with speakers rallying the crowds. Photos by Zach Silva
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