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‘My daughter is missing’: New laws fail to shield Indigenous women from higher murder rates

Nora Mabie and Derek Catron, USA TODAYComments Off on ‘My daughter is missing’: New laws fail to shield Indigenous women from higher murder rates

There are so many missing and murdered Indigenous women it has its own acronym: MMIW. It keeps happening, despite new laws, federal vows to do more.

      
Nora Mabie and Derek Catron, USA TODAY
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