Episode 3
UnP talks about the protest in Charlottesville and radicalism. The differences between human free speech and human hate speech. Nick & Dan speak out against hate.
Episode 3 Background
A Charlottesville, Virginia sculpture of General Robert Edward Lee was slated for removal due to sensitivity associated with the United States confederacy. Often, the confederates, who were pro-slavery in the American Civil War, are viewed as a radical group associated with polarizing views on racial integration and diversity. Protests and conflict arose between those in favor and against the removal of the statue. Regardless of the sculpture's inferred bias, the historical significance is undeniable as a symbol of what was and could have been.
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A Charlottesville, Virginia sculpture of General Robert Edward Lee was slated for removal due to sensitivity associated with the United States confederacy. Often, the confederates, who were pro-slavery in the American Civil War, are viewed as a radical group associated with polarizing views on racial integration and diversity. Protests and conflict arose between those in favor and against the removal of the statue. Regardless of the sculpture's inferred bias, the historical significance is undeniable as a symbol of what was and could have been.
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Nazi Conflict in Charlottesville
By The UnPanderers
UnP talks about the protest in Charlottesville and radicalism. The differences between human free speech and human hate speech. Nick & Dan speak out against hate.A Charlottesville, Virginia sculpture of General Robert Edward Lee was slated for removal due to sensitivity associated with the United States confederacy. Often, the confederates, who were pro-slavery in the American Civil War, are viewed as a radical group associated with polarizing views on racial integration and diversity. Protests and conflict arose between those in favor and against the removal of the statue. Regardless of the sculpture's inferred bias, the historical significance is undeniable as a symbol of what was and could have been.
Nazi Conflict in Charlottesville
By The UnPanderers
Nazi Conflict in Charlottesville
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UnP talks about the protest in Charlottesville and radicalism. The differences between human free speech and human hate speech. Nick & Dan speak out against hate.A Charlottesville, Virginia sculpture of General Robert Edward Lee was slated for removal due to sensitivity associated with the United States confederacy. Often, the confederates, who were pro-slavery in the American Civil War, are viewed as a radical group associated with polarizing views on racial integration and diversity. Protests and conflict arose between those in favor and against the removal of the statue. Regardless of the sculpture's inferred bias, the historical significance is undeniable as a symbol of what was and could have been.
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