In the case of rosewood and racial violence in January 1923, lynching was common in the United States, but in the American South, two years before the representative LC Dyer of Missouri introduces a bill in the House of Representatives. make lynching a federal crime. Dyer spoke for blacks: the bill passed the House, but not in the South, they prevented a vote, which allowed the state to take care of lynching. Although lynching had declined by sixty-four years in 1921, fifty-seven years ended in 1922 and lynching resulted in fifty-one black and six white victims. It's something I don't understand, fifty-one blacks, not counting those who were shot and I believe most of them who died had nothing to do with it, the things they deserve were hard. lynchings, screaming, burning, whatever it was, they were just tough. In 1923, several people were murdered. The first week of January, Rosewood was the center of a riot, a massacre between the races, causing a race war between the two. In one scene in the movie, a little white boy was friends with a black boy and Everett's father didn't do it. I want him to act or be friends with him in the movie, blacks weren't slaves so why couldn't they be friends, I guess because of the history between the two races, the Black witches did nothing wrong but tried to get the same rights as them. Fanny cheats on her husband with a bottom man because she thinks he is having an affair with married women, so they got married if both are wrong. in one scene, Fanny runs out of the house, drawing attention around her by saying she was raped and beaten, then she was beaten by a black man, then she was just beaten, not punched as she was getting beaten middle of paper......l when she did that when the mob came to her house. In one scene, the train brakes on its way to pick up the wife and children because Wright made the train driver go faster. Wright helps the conductor repair the train with a part he obtained at his Owens store. In the report, Wright had nothing to do with the train to stop it from moving. The children and the wife boarded the train and as soon as the train took off, Sylvester arrived on horseback. In the report Sylvester did not chase the train, it is stated that Sylvester made it out of rosewood and moved away. Texas, but I wasn't sure. As the train is moving, they see all these black people running out of the woods and the crowd running after them and the black people trying to get on the train with the women and children. Just to say that if it was me, yes, I would have let some of them on board