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Blackfeet Community College Launches Reporting Portal for Missing Indigenous People in Montana - The New York Beacon

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Eighty-four percent of Indigenous women have experienced violence in their lifetime and Native Americans are four times more likely to go missing in the state of Montana, according todatafromBlackfeet Community College(BCC), whichrecentlylaunched the websiteMMIPMontanato track missing and murdered Indigenous persons (MMIP) in theirstate. As theFlathead […]

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