Atlanta Offers Alternative To Georgia's Ban Of Removing Confederate Monuments

Two years ago, far-right groups gathered in Charlottesville,
Virginia, to oppose the city council's decision to remove a statue
of Confederate General Robert E. Lee from a public park. Those
protests culminated in a "Unite The Right" rally, where members of
Alt-Right, white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups clashed with
counter-protestors ⁠— one of whom was killed. More than 49 people
were injured.