This is a Photograph taken after the Rosewood Massacre. The people in the picture are people from the town of Rosewood burying three victims from the Rosewood riots.

Questions:
1) How would you feel if you had to possibly bury a friend or someone you knew after a horrible massacre?
2) How do you think these people knew the three victims?
3) Why do you think the graves are not very formal for these three black victims?

In this picture you can see the people of Rosewood cleaning up their town after disaster shook the town. On the cart are dead and injured people. The man holding the gun is protecting the dead and injured as they go through the town to find more victims.

Questions:
1) Would you have been able to help clean up the town after …show more content…
3) If you were the man holding the gun in this picture, what would be going on in your head?

This is an original photograph of a house set to fire during the Rosewood Massacre. This was a black families home where the family was ran out. Luckily they were not killed in the fire.

Questions:
1) How would you feel if you were this family and lost everything you owned?
2) How would you deal with this heart ache and feeling of betrayal.
3) Who do you think took this picture? Someone who stopped and saw it, or the person who set it on fire?

Sarah Carrier, left, Sylvester, standing and Willie Carrier, right. Another Rosewood resident, James Carrier, was shot over the fresh graves of his brother and mother after several men captured and interrogated him. He was first told to dig his own grave, but couldn’t because two strokes had paralyzed one arm. The men left his body splayed over the graves of his family members.

Questions:

1) How terrifying is this story?

2) If you had been James Carrier how would you have handled this situation before you were shot?

3) If you were a Carrier dependent, would you want justice for this act? If so, how would you get