FOR THE RECORD

Berkeley protest: An article in the April 16 California section about a clash between supporters of President Trump and counterprotesters at UC Berkeley quoted Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes as saying, “I don’t mind hitting” counter-protesters. Rhodes said he was referring not to anti-fascist demonstrators but to “the actual white nationalists who showed up and tried to co-opt the event.” Also, the article said that Rhodes came from Montana with about 50 others. He joined the others at the event and was the only Montanan in the group.

Summer movies: In the Calendar section elsewhere in this edition, the 2017 Summer Movie Preview contains several errors. The film listed as “Wished Upon” should be “Wish Upon,” and “Last Man in Aleppo” should be “Last Men in Aleppo.” The opening date of “The Beguiled” is given as June 30; it is scheduled to open June 23 in selected cities. “Detroit” is listed as opening Aug. 11; it opens Aug. 4. The first name of actress Kristanna Loken, who appears in “The Black Rose,” is misspelled as Kristana. A film distributor is listed as XLrator Entertainment; it is XLrator Media. The errors were discovered after the section went to press.

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