OU Women's and Gender Studies hosts Q&A on murdered, missing Indigenous women
OU’s WGS Center for Social Justice hosted a Q&A on issues surrounding Native American women and justice for the crimes against them during a Tuesday panel.
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OU’s WGS Center for Social Justice hosted a Q&A on issues surrounding Native American women and justice for the crimes against them during a Tuesday panel.
FEATURE-Native Americans get voice in how to handle cases of missing, murdered Reuters 1/25/2021 By Kristi Eaton TULSA, Oklahoma, Jan 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For nearly two years, Aubrey Dameron, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma, has been missing. Last seen in March 2019, Dameron disappeared while leaving her mother's rural home early in the morning. Her family has been following various leads, including draining a pond near her home, but is no closer to discovering what happened to Dameron, who was 25 when she disappeared, her aunt, Pam Smith, told the Thomson Reuters...