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Venice Marches Against Racism

The alt-right had planned a "March on Google" for this weekend but canceled. Instead, hundreds headed to Google's offices to protest racism. 

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Google had faced right-wing criticism after firing James Damore for sending a sexist letter to fellow employees. Meanwhile, Google continues to send hundreds of thousands of dollars to Breitbart via its ad network, funding the very movement that planned to march against it.

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