A neo-Nazi gathering in Kentucky – in pictures
Members of the KKK, the Traditionalist Worker party and the National Socialist Movement gathered for a weekend of speeches and demonstration in rural Kentucky, one state where one neo-Nazi is hoping to make inroads in local elections in 2018
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A member of Vanguard America from north-east Ohio carries the flag of the group
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A white nationalist holds a shield that reads ‘Enough is enough’ at a private campground in Whitesburg
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White nationalists are trained how to march in formation by the handful of military veterans
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A white nationalist takes a break from marching in formation
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The scene in downtown Pikeville
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Anti-fascist protesters give a one-finger salute to the marchers
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A neo-Nazi goads anti-fascist protesters at opposing demonstrations
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Audrey, who didn’t give her last name, and Isaac Baker of Jackson County pose for a photograph during the rally
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White nationalist Matthew Heimbach, who was captured on video roughing up a young black woman at a Donald Trump rally, speaks at the neo-Nazi rally
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Riot police block the streets in Pikeville
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A Neo-Nazi group photo
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KKK members from Alabama salute at the campground
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Cathi Lyninger of Louisville protests against the neo-Nazis in Pikeville
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A white supremacist gives the Nazi saluteAll photographs by Pat Jarrett for the Guardian
