The last known survivor of the Rosewood Massacre was Robie Mortin, who was a young child when the Black town of Rosewood, Florida, was destroyed in January 1923 by a white mob. Rosewood was a self-sufficient, thriving Black community until false accusations led to days of racial terror, lynchings, and the complete burning of the town. As violence spread, Robie and her family were forced to flee for their lives, hiding in swamps and escaping with the help of sympathetic individuals. For decades,