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where mary frances berry is a professor of history at the university of pennsylvania and she says that even though sunday's rallies didn't descend into violence the issues of last year still persist. there was a great day because it showed that you didn't have to have the violence that took place and charlottesville that if the police will do their job you can have lots and lots of anti-racist people come out to express their point of view and you could have the few little people that showed up rule not afraid to show up at least . kestler said that they were free and they can come out and they can express their point of view and you don't have to get anyone killed it doesn't mean that the problems are solved but it does mean that we don't have to have charlotte's bills over and over and over again if you look at social media and if you look at all the reports about it the issues are still there i think that people just did not show up on the right in large numbers because they knew about the you know police presence and they knew about all the other people who show up and this is wash

our mary frances berry is a professor of history at the university of pennsylvania she says even though a large police presence in washington stopped protests from turning violent the issues the brought them out remain. there was a great day because it showed that you didn't have to have the violence that took place and charlottesville that if the police will do their job you can have lots and lots of anti-racist people come out to express their point of view and you could have the few little people that showed up cruel not afraid to show up at least they'd be kessler said that they were afraid and they can come out and they can express their point of view and you don't have to get anyone killed it doesn't mean that the problems are solved but it does mean that we don't have to have charlotte's bills over and over and over again if you look at social media and if you look at all the reports about it the issues are still there i think that people just did not show up on the right in large numbers because they knew about the you know police presence and they knew about all the other peopl