
Archived App (Last seen on 20 Mar 2025)
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This app provides an educational tour of historical locations in Fort Worth connected to the 1921 lynching of Fred Rouse. It features historical research, photos, newspaper articles, artistic responses, and augmented reality content to promote dialogue and healing.
What's New in FWLT
1.7.1
April 9, 2021
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FAQ
What is FWLT?
FWLT is an educational app created by DNAWORKS to raise awareness about the 1921 murder of Fred Rouse. It guides users through five locations in Fort Worth connected to this history, offering research, photos, and augmented reality content.
What kind of educational content does FWLT offer?
FWLT provides historical research, photographs, newspaper articles, and artistic responses to the racially motivated murder of Fred Rouse. It also includes augmented reality content for a more immersive learning experience.
Is FWLT suitable for younger users?
Given the sensitive subject matter, users are recommended to be 15 years old or older. The app's age rating is 17+.
Can I access FWLT content remotely?
Yes, the app includes a setting for remote access to all of its content, allowing users to engage with the historical information without being physically present at the locations.
How often is FWLT updated?
The app was last updated on April 9, 2021, to version 1.7.1. While specific update frequency is not detailed, it has received updates since its release on March 24, 2021.
What devices support FWLT?
FWLT is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, indicating compatibility with Apple's iOS ecosystem.
Does FWLT have ads?
No, FWLT does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with the goal of promoting community dialogue and healing by revealing hidden histories.
How can I support the work of DNAWORKS?
You can support DNAWORKS through the 'DONATION' button within the app, which links to their fiscal sponsor for tax-deductible donations to their anti-racist and racial equity work. 10% of donations are contributed to the Rouse families.



