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Recognizing Injustice, Reclaiming Voices: Establishing a Missing Persons Database for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Children in Nebraska
Indigenous people have been the victims of harsh persecution since the time of colonization; this has negatively impacted Native communities and has contributed significantly to the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Children (MMIWC) across the United States and Canada. Unde
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