A group of people march for justice and awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives Thursday in downtown Rapid City. Several national, state and local officials recognized Thursday as MMIW Awareness Day.
Siandhara Bonnet, Journal staff
A group of about 30 women marched from the Dahl Center for the Arts across downtown Rapid City Thursday afternoon in recognition of missing and murdered Indigenous women.
Kent Bush, Journal staff
People begin to march into Rapid City's Memorial Park for justice and awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives Thursday afternoon.
Siandhara Bonnet, Journal staff
People march for justice and awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women and relatives on May 5 in downtown Rapid City.
Siandhara Bonnet, Journal staff
People march for justice and awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women and relatives Thursday in downtown Rapid City.
Local organizations, as well as national and state politicians, dedicated time Thursday to bring awareness to the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) in South Dakota and in the United States.
A group of people march for justice and awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives Thursday in downtown Rapid City. Several national, state and local officials recognized Thursday as MMIW Awareness Day.
A group of about 30 women marched from the Dahl Center for the Arts across downtown Rapid City Thursday afternoon in recognition of missing and murdered Indigenous women.
People begin to march into Rapid City's Memorial Park for justice and awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives Thursday afternoon.
