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Hi, split-screen listeners. Over the weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia, violence broke out after white supremacist

and neo-Nazi groups organized to protest the city's planned removal of a Confederate war statue.

It culminated when a man drove his car into a group of activists who had shown up to counter-protest.

A woman named Heather Hare was killed in the attack and 19 more people were injured.

I know we're a video game

podcast. I'm thrilled that we get to entertain and inform you every week, but this one has been

impossible for me to look away from. I found myself alternately furious and despairing all week and

routinely at a loss for what to say about the whole thing. I'm sure I'm not alone in that.

Fortunately, others have spoken more eloquently than I could.

There's been a tide of anti-racist sentiment that I've seen online that's been really heartening.

On Monday, my colleague Gita Jackson wrote an amazing article in which she had a conversation with her equally amazing father,

who marched for civil rights in Selma in 1965.

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