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[theproblackgirl]

New clues are revealed in the 18-year-old Asha Degree case

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office released a Facebook video of potential clues that include a Dr. Seus book and a concert t-shirt that relate to Asha Degree, a 9-year-old who was reported missing Feb. 14, 2000.

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[daartistznt]

I have lots of folks near and far that follow me. Houston Fam 👋🏾 in particular Please help us find this beautiful one... BOOST this post. This is a beloved artist, friend, daughter, activist and Black woman from Boston and we need to see her come home... Help us find Des Polk we love you!! HAVE YOU SEEN HER? MISSING PERSON!!! Des Polk PLEASE SHARE! PLEASE SHARE! ・・・ Please share @undeniabledespolk Of @radicalblackgirl is missing. Last seen Friday in Houston, TX where she was reported as a no show for her connecting flight making way home here to Boston. . . . . Our Queen Destiny is 23 years old , 5'1", 115 lbs • Destiny hair was in braids. She had on a green shirt, jeans and a long short sleeve dress. ✨ Asking the ancestors and guides to cover her wherever she may be ✨🙏🏾✨🧿 Please return Destiny safe and unharmed in any way ✨ Please pray for her safety and Return #missingblackgirl #blackgirlmissing #missingblackwoman #blackandmissing #missing https://www.instagram.com/p/CEP5oVmnp26/?igshid=1emi3gefditjv

[trifeboss]

#Repost @exoticroots_princess • • • • • • MY SISTER IS MISSING LAST SEEN ON JANUARY 9, 2020. LAST KNOWN LOCATION - BROOKLYN IF ANYONE KNOWNS ANY INFORMATION PLEASE DM ME OR @exoticroots_queen Praying for you Thalia, please let us know your ok please. Love you and miss you. #blackgirlmissing #missingteen #missingteen #queens #brooklyn #longisland #bronx #statenisland #manhattan #missingblackgirls - Ya Black Phil Jackson https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Nunp3lJBg/?igshid=fyo2qbpyi3z5

[trifeboss]

#Repost @exoticroots_princess • • • • • • MY SISTER IS MISSING LAST SEEN ON JANUARY 9, 2020. LAST KNOWN LOCATION - BROOKLYN IF ANYONE KNOWNS ANY INFORMATION PLEASE DM ME OR @exoticroots_queen Praying for you Thalia, please let us know your ok please. Love you and miss you. #blackgirlmissing #missingteen #missingteen #queens #brooklyn #longisland #bronx #statenisland #manhattan #missingblackgirls - Ya Black Phil Jackson https://www.instagram.com/p/B7NuWpvFZsJ/?igshid=1sqvy1niyp23q

[jillilama-blog]

Blk & Missing FDN on Twitter

“#Brooklyn, #NY: 14y/o Daijah Braddox last seen Thanksgiving Day. Daisha was last seen on Nov 28 inside of 40 Glenmore Ave. 5’6” | 100 lb

[traceyhoward]

#amberalert #Detroit #blackgirlmissing She Just Sent To My Messenger & Everyone That Knows Her & Family Is Asking All Of Us To Be On The Look Out & Share This 🙏💪 For Her Homie ; Daughter To Return 🏡 Safely Please #pleasesharethis #repostthis https://www.instagram.com/p/B5s2o64AeAb/?igshid=3df0jf8rs0j5

[lamajaoscura]

Why the Crisis of Missing Black Girls Needs More Attention

The media and criminal justice system is failing to put the focus on the issue of missing Black girls that it deserves. But why is that?

[lowrettaduhvyne]

An academic study analyzed news coverage of missing children and found that only 20 percent of reported stories focused on missing Black children. This, despite the fact that Black children account for 33 percent of total missing children cases. In other words, missing Black youth are grossly underreported in the news. For missing girls, it’s even worse. When Black girls go missing, far too many people don’t know or don’t care. Consistently, Black teen girls are disproportionately reported missing from their homes and communities, and when they go missing, the disparity in coverage compared to missing White teens is shameful. Black girls’ lives matter. Our girls deserve protection and support, but our society seems content to ignore them at best and dehumanize them at worst. We see this regularly in Pittsburgh, where I live. When this happens, my organization posts the information on our social media networks using the hashtag #BlackGirlMissing. This community-driven effort is often what returns girls home safely to their family and community with minimal reporting from the media and limited support from the police in those critical first 48 hours. The same disquieting trend was recently reported in Washington, D.C., with 10 Black and Latina teen girls who have gone missing in the past few months. In most cases, we don’t know whether these young women have run away from home, were abducted, subjected to violence, funneled into the sex industry — put simply, the proper alarm bells are not being rung, and not nearly enough is being done to ensure these girls are brought back to their homes and to safety. #Fullstory = #Ebony #ebonymagazine #findourmissing #findourmissingnc #findourmissingpoc #missingpoc #ebonyalert https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs6FK38nu5n/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dx01icckzxek