Rosewood: A Black Town Destroyed — A True Crime History of Erasure and Memory

Rosewood tells the story of the historic 1923 massacre of a thriving Black community in Florida. Beginning with the town's growth and the lives of its residents, the book follows the accusation that sparked violence, the destruction of Rosewood, the flight of survivors, and the decades of silence that followed. It also explores how journalists, survivors, descendants, and historians brought the forgotten story back into public memory, revealing a powerful history of racial violence, survival, loss, and resilience.