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About 40% of the more than 250,000 women and girls reported as missing in 2020 were people of color, according to federal data gathered by the Subcommittee on Civil Rights

Across the country, stories of missing Black and brown people have largely remained unheard and their cases unsolved. One organization hopes to bring light to this national problem.

About 40% of the 250,000 women and girls listed as missing as of 2020 were people of color, despite them making up just 16% of the overall population.

Parents detailed their frustrating attempts to get the attention of law enforcement and adequate media coverage. 

WASHINGTON — Parents at a Thursday congressional hearing about missing and murdered women of color detailed their frustrating attempts to get the attention of law enforcement and adequate media coverage.

The panel’s chairman, Jamie Raskin, called the high rates of missing minority women and girls a “crisis hiding in plain sight.”

Members of a congressional panel focused on civil rights and liberties are acknowledging that more needs to be done to address the disproportionate numbers of...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Members of a congressional panel focused on civil rights and...

About 40% of the 250,000 women and girls listed as missing as of 2020 were people of color, despite them making up just 16% of the overall population.

About 40% of the 250,000 women and girls listed as missing as of 2020 were people of color, despite them making up just 16% of the overall population.