A popular Charlottesville publication is being sued for defamation.
Edward Dickinson Tayloe says in the suit against C-Ville Weekly he was wrongly portrayed as racist and an opponent of people of color in one of the publication's articles.
Charles Weber, a spokesperson for Tayloe, says Tayloe suffered emotional distress, humiliation, and professional and business harm.
"They investigated his family and went back centuries and depicted him as if he is in this lawsuit for the sole purpose of promoting white supremacy and continuing, as Jalene Schmidt said, to 'roil the lives of black people,'" he said.
Weber says the comments are intentionally false and misleading, which is why Tayloe filed the defamation lawsuit.
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