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Charlottesville Statues Trial Begins Sept 11 | Charles “Buddy” Weber
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The trial of The Monuments Fund v. City of Charlottesville begins Sept 11, Charles “Buddy” Weber (one of the plaintiffs and spokesperson for The Monuments Fund), speaks with Les Sinclair about the trial, the previous findings and what’s left to be decided.

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