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It's called "intergenerational trauma," a family's inheritance of cultural dislocation and lost children. A Dallas Native American artist was one of those children, and she has a plan for finding others.
The city's skyline will light up in red Thursday night to honor missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.
The activist is fed up with our behavior. But she won’t give up on her hometown. To start, she wants police to think about what they’ve done wrong—and reallocate $200 million.
Over 65,000 people identify as American Indian or Alaskan Native in North Texas, according to the 2020 Census. The 20th century relocation act that brought many of these families to the city is part of what has contributed to the alarming rate of missing and murdered indigenous women.