Viola loves in the land of terror for our great-grandchildren.

For them we explore the roots of supremacy: from where does it come; how does it thrive; what do we do?

We tell the story of what our great-grandchildren crave, yet never experience: privacy.

Viola's romance culminates in her deathbed confession.

Her dying words of March 1, 1919, stop a new reign of terror before it may begin.

The trial of Viola's killers is a test case for decriminalizing the intentional murder of women by abortion.

Criminal abortion might become the new lynching.

It would occur in private, avoiding federal scrutiny far more efficiently than public, mob-based executions.

How to displace supremacism?

What present shall we give the past for our future?
SAVE VIOLA!