A British entrepreneur has taken on the task of restoring a stately Tennessee mansion to its former glory, less than six months after a blaze left the local fire chief referring to it as a total loss.
have said, they are treating antifa compared to january six , protesters and rioters, you know, antifa and in those balam anti riots, four months before the twenty twenty election, there were the shock troops of the democratic party and they were urged on by kamala harris and nancy pelosi and joe biden, even just turning a blind eye, saying no big deal , pelosi said our people will do what people do. and and you when when they were police stations, burned down, when there were police cars with molotov cocktails, when it was a genuine violent insurrection to use the january committee, words outside the white house in may of 2020. and the president , president trump, had to be whisked with his family into an underground bunker. and there were terrible injuries to police officers in that square, st. john square.
articles speak of negro homes raided and burned down, many fleeing to the woods, calling the lynchings and terrorism of the black residents a, quote, clash between whites an blacks followed by a grand jury failing to return indictments. florida professor maxine jones calls it an intentional whitewashing of history to hide the horrors of rosewood. i think question should feel uncomfortable about certain aspects of our history, but this is our history. reporter: in 1994, florida governor lawton childs signed a bill to give $150,000 to survivors and scholarships to students like pigett who now attends college 150 miles from her home where she learned about the past. many saw the passing of the law a reckoning. i m glad the state of florida acknowledged rosewood happened and decided to compensate the