Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle

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Tens of thousands of black women and girls go missing every year. Some run away from home, or get sex trafficked, or get murdered. Kenyatta A.C.

'The Evanesced:' 100 missing black women in portraits

Tens of thousands of black women and girls go missing every year. Some run away from home, or get sex trafficked, or get murdered. Kenyatta A.C.

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