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Remembering missing and murdered loved ones on Red Dress Day
The remembrance included prayer, a meal and a walk to Picnic Pond, where community members raised a red dress and shared names of loved ones.
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Remembering missing and murdered loved ones on Red Dress Day
May 5 is recognized as the official Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) Awareness Day, and in Seattle, Indigenous folks came from all over the South Sound to remember family members and friends who were taken too soon.
·Mercer Island, United States
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“We have to do better:” Arizona families mark MMIP Awareness Day still waiting for answers
For sisters Raquel Dee and Theola Harvey remembering loved ones who went missing or have been murdered isn’t just a day, week or month-long observance. It’s every single day since their cousin Darian Ray Nevayaktewa disappeared from Hopi tribal lands in 2008. “It’s been so long that, me, personally, I know that he’s not here but I just want to bring him home and let him be at peace,” Raquel said. The pair were among hundreds who participated in…
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