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I was just reading about Caroline Tsosie's case, and something that stood out to me was the prevalence of missing Native American women being overlooked. It's hard not to wonder why these cases don't seem to get the same level of attention. I mean, Caroline has family and friends who care deeply about her, yet it feels like the media barely covers it. Plus, with the pandemic going on in 2020 when she went missing, I worry it pushed her case even further out of the spotlight. I'm curious if any systemic changes have been implemented to address this disparity in media coverage and law enforcement attention since she disappeared. Is anyone aware of any initiatives to improve this situation? It feels like we should be pushing for more awareness for cases like hers.
Hi everyone,
I recently came across a poster for Caroline Tsosie while driving through Farmington, NM, and it got me thinking about how so many Native American women are still missing with minimal updates on their cases. This one stands out because it seems like there has been very little media coverage or public awareness. Does anyone know if there are new searches planned or if volunteers are needed in the Durango area? Her situation needs more attention—every lead might help. If anyone has suggestions on how we can get more eyes on this case, that would be great. Maybe reaching out to local news stations again or organizing community flyers might be a way to bring more focus to Caroline. Let’s see what we can do to support her family and find the answers they desperately need.