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True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that - Vimarsana News

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that

Two documentaries, "Black and Missing" and "Murdered and Missing in Montana," break the true-crime mold and instead highlight cases of Black and Indigenous women who've gone missing.

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that - Vimarsana News

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that

Two documentaries, "Black and Missing" and "Murdered and Missing in Montana," break the true-crime mold and instead highlight cases of Black and Indigenous women who've gone missing.

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that - Vimarsana News

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that

Two documentaries, "Black and Missing" and "Murdered and Missing in Montana," break the true-crime mold and instead highlight cases of Black and Indigenous women who've gone missing.

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that - Vimarsana News

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that

Two documentaries, "Black and Missing" and "Murdered and Missing in Montana," break the true-crime mold and instead highlight cases of Black and Indigenous women who've gone missing.

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that - Vimarsana News

True-crime TV fuels 'missing white woman syndrome.' Two new docs aim to change that

Two documentaries, "Black and Missing" and "Murdered and Missing in Montana," break the true-crime mold and instead highlight cases of Black and Indigenous women who've gone missing.