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Sat Aug 6, 2022, 03:33 PM Aug 2022

Navajo woman walks across the country to raise awareness about missing indigenous people [View all]

A Navajo woman hopes to raise awareness about missing and murdered indigenous people by walking across the country.

Seraphine Warren hopes her walk brings attention to hundreds of missing and murdered indigenous people all across the country. She became an advocate after her aunt, 63-year-old Ella Mae Begay, went missing.

Warren said, “Sometimes I feel like, will I be able to go another year without her, without finding her, without getting answers. I do have families that have been waiting 35 years. That’s the longest I know.”

She’s walking across the country. She started her journey in Sweatwater, Arizona and plans to walk all the way to Washington D.C. -- a distance of 2,330 miles.

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K&R HipChick Aug 2022 #1
K&R ismnotwasm Aug 2022 #2
Kickin' Faux pas Aug 2022 #3
K&R for visibility. crickets Aug 2022 #4
K&R Solly Mack Aug 2022 #5
K&R for Seraphine Warren! secondwind Aug 2022 #6
Would be nice if she Duppers Aug 2022 #7
Wow! n/t iluvtennis Aug 2022 #8
In 2018 I got invited to be part of a panel at the UN Conference summer_in_TX Aug 2022 #9
It's SO damn infuriating! calimary Aug 2022 #11
George Floyd and the discussions following his murder summer_in_TX Aug 2022 #12
I am curious. Codifer Aug 2022 #10
I wish she could have a relay of escorts on her journey. Hermit-The-Prog Aug 2022 #13
She's in Cherokee land now. Cool video, dressed in traditional clothing. panader0 Aug 2022 #14
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