Yes, but you are separating events and allocating blame to an individual as only as a personal motivation, therefore excusable in your eyes. Whereas the Charlottesville murder and violence you are ascribing to to a whole swathe of the population.
Perhaps Donald Trump's elevation to the Presidency will awake America to the fact that it is not an homogenised society and something needs to be done about it. That 'liberalism' can and will never solve it, rather it can only exacerbate it. 
The Church must never involve itself in racist issues. These issues were faced by Our Lord, Himself and He never pronounced upon them.
Everyone is equal in the eyes of God. How that effects them in real life depends upon how they find themselves.  The opportunity for the persecuted, the prisoners, the slaves to gain eternal salvation were at least equal if not   those who were freemen. Is that not what we can all hope for? Does it really matter whether we are slave or free in this life?

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