24 Hours in Charlottesville

"24 Hours in Charlottesville" offers a gripping account of the racial justice activists who faced violent white supremacists during the chaotic events of August 11 and 12, 2017. Emmy-nominated journalist Nora Neus, a former Charlottesville resident, weaves together voices from students, faith leaders, and community members, alongside statements from prominent figures like Charlottesville's mayor and Virginia's governor. Through interviews, social media posts, and official reports, the book captures the tension of the protests, the poignant interfaith response, and the tragic violence that unfolded, revealing previously undisclosed insights from those directly involved.