Rosewood Reparations (1994)
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Radiotopia
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audio
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History
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History
Publication Date |
Apr 09, 2023
Episode Duration |
00:18:25

It’s April 8th. This day in 1994, the Florida legislature passed a bill that would offer some reparations and support for descendents of the Rosewood Massacre, when a Black town was burned down in 1923.

Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss the original incident in Rosewood, the way the story faded from history for decades, and why in the early 90s there was a push to recognize and offer compensation for the tragedy.

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