Describe the charlottesville events

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Question 1. The author proposed four potential headlines ( Monuments, Symbols, Words, and Meaning Makin) to describe the Charlottesville events. Explain the meaning of each headline.

Question 2. Consider other sociological perspectives? How might a conflict perspective be useful in understanding the Charlottesville events?

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