Attorney General Mark Herring (Credit: Edward Kimmel via flickr.com / CC)
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring is currently on a listening tour across Virginia, hearing stories about hate crimes and white supremacy.
Michael Pope has the story.
Herring Hears Tales of Hate Crimes, Proposes Legislative Action
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