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Family marches for missing daughter, Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Moorhead
I just want her to know that I love her and that I’ll never stop looking for her,” Shannon Kamal said. “Our people know that we have to stand together. That’s why we march. That’s why we wear red.”
A day of remembrance honors, spotlights missing and murdered Indigenous relatives
Hundreds of people wearing red or black shirts and holding large posterboard signs reflecting messages of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives movement filled the Minneapolis American Indian Center’s gym on Friday.
Thousands to march to honor missing and murdered Indigenous people
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives March will start at the Minneapolis American Indian Center at 11 a.m., with speakers from the community. People will then march to ensure the memory of the missing women, girls, men, boys, two-spirit and LGBTQI+ relatives is kept alive.
Marchers take to Moorhead streets for missing, murdered Indigenous people
MOORHEAD, Minn. (Valley News Live) - On a day typically reserved for love and romance, the community stood together for justice. Marchers took to the streets of Moorhead on February 14, walking in solidarity for missing and murdered Indigenous people.
Building awareness for missing, murdered Indigenous relatives through art
Feb. 14 marks a day of remembrance for missing and murdered Indigenous relatives. In south Minneapolis, a community screen-printing event brought Indigenous community members and allies together to prepare art for the day’s rallies and marches.
Minnesotans march to honor missing and murdered Indigenous relatives
The march for missing and murdered Indigenous relatives wove through the streets of south Minneapolis Friday afternoon.
Families honor missing, murdered Indigenous loved ones ahead of Valentine’s Day
By Emily Goodell Click here for updates on this story YAKIMA, Washington (KAPP) — While Valentine’s Day is often a time to celebrate love, for Indigenous families with missing or murdered loved ones,
Activists and supporters march in Minneapolis in honor of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Minnesotans
Activists and supporters are taking to the streets for a march in Minneapolis in honor of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Minnesotans. Despite making up only 1% of the population, Indigenous people account for 10% of the state’s missing person cases.
Minneapolis to mark Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Day
The Minnesota Department of Safety, along with community members, are remembering missing and murdered Indigenous peoples on Friday in Minneapolis.
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