Black and Missing Foundation Inc. raises awareness
The local organization "Black and Missing Foundation Inc." works to generate more awareness in the media and among law enforcement about missing persons of color.
Black and Missing Foundation, Inc. Co-Founder to be a Guest on ABC’s The View Today to Bring National Attention to Missing Persons of Color Like Teen Mishell Green
Today, Black and Missing Foundation, Inc's Co-Founder and President Derrica Wilson will be on ABC's The View to bring national attention and exposure to missing persons of color like missing teen Mishell "Nikki" Green of New York.
The Black And Missing Foundation Aims To Find People Of Color Who’ve Disappeared
In May 2005 Tamika Huston, a 24-year-old waitress from Spartanburg, S.C., went missing. Her family and friends frantically scoured the neighborhood where she had last been seen, handing out posters and leaflets and pleading with local media for coverage.
S. Epatha Merkerson On Her New Series, ‘Find Our Missing,’ And Making History On ‘Law & Order’
With African Americans accounting for more than 30 percent of missing-person cases in America, TV One's "Find Our Missing" aims to make a difference in bringing them home.
New TV Series Highlights Black Missing Persons
A new show on TV One puts a spotlight on missing people of color. The network, which caters to an African-American audience, hopes Find Our Missing "will put names and faces to people of color — young and old — who have disappeared without a trace," according to the website.
Chicago’s Black and missing
The families of Yasmin Acree and sisters Diamond and Tionda Bradley hopes the new series "Find Our Missing" on TV One cable network will bring in new leads to seemingly cold missing persons cases of color.
TV One’s ‘Find Our Missing’ premiere draws new tips
The series premiere of TV One's "Find Our Missing" on Wednesday has already drawn new tips on some missing persons cases.
Cases Of Missing Black Women Continue To Be Ignored
There is a groundswell of criticism growing about the number of Black women who go missing every year. According to the National Crime Information Center, White women are the ones who get the most attention when they go missing.
The faces of the forgotten: Heartbreaking plight of the 64,000 black women missing across America… as the country turns a blind eye
A renewed campaign to highlight hundreds of missing African-American women has been launched amid ongoing criticism that less attention is given to their cases by authorities and the media.
Getting More People to Care About Missing Black Women
After years of complaints in African-American circles about the lack of attention paid to missing black women in this country, a U.S. cable network dedicated to black programming begins a revolutionary series this week.