Rosewood Race Massacre Tote Bag (Mustard)

The story of Rosewood, Florida, is not just a story of tragedy, but of a thriving community's sudden and violent destruction. A 1923 race massacre that should never be forgotten. 

This durable tote brings history into daily life with quiet strength. The design features a sepia-toned archival photograph and newspaper cutouts, overlaid with a bold “Defend Black Memories” emblem. A visual reminder to honor community stories whenever you step out. The roomy boxed-corner construction holds groceries, books, or protest signs without losing shape.

Reinforced handle stitching and a polyester body make it ready for repeated use, while the soft cotton handles sit comfortably on the shoulder. It moves easily from neighborhood errands to rallies, study sessions, and museum visits, carrying both belongings and conviction.

Each piece includes a QR code that links to a brief bio of the person or erasure event depicted on the garment.

Product features
- 100% polyester medium-weight body — durable, shape-retaining, quick-dry
- Boxed corners for extra internal space and structure
- Reinforced double-stitched handles for reliable carrying
- Non-woven laminate interior with cotton handles; available in three sizes
- Seam-matched stitching and five handle color options; size tolerance ±0.75"

Care instructions
- Remove all items from the bag before cleaning. Suggested to pretreat visible stains with stain remover. Mix warm water with laundry detergent and clean the bag with terry washcloth or a soft bristle brush. Let the bag air dry.