INTERVIEW – PUJA DATTA – a spokesperson and organizer with the march from Charlottesville to Washington, D.C.
- TOPIC: The March from Charlottesville to Washington, D.C.:
- Discuss the march, how it’s going, why they’re marching and how far have they gotten to D.C.
Dozens march from Charlottesville to DC against white supremacy. WASHINGTON — Dozens of marchers are on their way to the nation’s capital, walking more than 100 miles after they departed from Charlottesville, Virginia, in an effort to speak out against the type of white supremacy that was on display at a violent rally earlier this month. The multiracial coalition left Charlottesville Monday after gathering in Emancipation Park at the statue of Robert E. Lee.
All the way from Columbus, Ohio @oohpujie tells us why she is marching until September 6th #Cville2DC pic.twitter.com/KYMDI1XXXp
— Cville 2 DC March (@cville2dc) August 29, 2017
WHITE SUPREMACY HAS GOT TO GO
DONALD TRUMP HAS GOT TO GO #Cville2DC pic.twitter.com/xaNLHnHIUl
— Cville 2 DC March (@cville2dc) August 29, 2017
The march to confront white supremacy. #CVille2DC pic.twitter.com/Nj0tYgkQOy
— Puja🌹🌽 (@oohpujie) August 30, 2017
