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It's Sunday, August 12th. I'm Margaret Brennan, and this is Face the Nation. A year after

Charlottesville, what is the state of race relations in America? This year, Virginia officials are taking no chances and have

declared a state of emergency. In an attempt to head off a repeat of last year when violence sparked by rallies led by so-called

alt-right groups, killed one counter-protester, Heather Hire, and led to the deaths of two state

troopers.

Charlottesville officials have denied all permits to stage an anniversary protest.

Organizer Jason Kessler and his group are taking their rally this year to the front gates of the White House.

President Trump is also taking the offense of this year, condemning all types of racism and

violence in a tweet.

Last year, his response sparked outrage in a national debate.

You had some very bad people in that group,

but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides.

But those remarks and the images of white nationalists carrying torches on the lawn at the

University of Virginia won't easily be forgotten.

You will not replace us.

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