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Hi everyone, I've been reflecting on the stories of those who suffered during the Rosewood Massacre, and I couldn't shake the thought of Lexie Gordon and her tragic death. Imagine being unwell with something as debilitating as typhoid fever, only to face such terror and violence on top of it. It's particularly distressing how she was essentially fighting for her life twice over—first from illness and then from such unimaginable hatred and brutality. Lexie's story is not just about her death; it's about the longstanding systemic failures that allowed such acts to occur and go unpunished for years. I think it’s essential for us to honor her memory by recognizing the strength and resilience of those who tried to protect their families and community in Rosewood. It’s a potent reminder of the need for justice and healing, even decades later. Would love to hear your thoughts or any additional insights someone might have about the survivors’ journeys post-massacre. Keeping Lexie and all the Rosewood victims in mind as we continue these discussions. Thanks for reading.
