to the United Nations General Assembly on September 23, in which she lambasted world leaders,saying "I think they're acting slowly because they don't want to lose money," Carl Smith, a 17-year-oldmember of the Indigenous Yupiac tribeand one of the petitioners,said "Let’s recall what led to the march in Charlottesville in the first place: the removal of Confederate statues, which celebrated men who fought for an America that kept human beings enslaved. That’s an America in which I’d never be allowed to vote, much less be elected a U.S. Senator," she wrote. "The white supremacists who gathered in Charlottesville were there to protest so-called 'attacks' on their self perceived racial superiority. That’s it – that’s their grievance." But for some, Trump's second address was too little too late.Beforehe specificallycalled out