Ep. 103: Affirm Me: Rosenda Strong and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women - podcast episode cover

Ep. 103: Affirm Me: Rosenda Strong and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

Dec 02, 202239 minSeason 1Ep. 103
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Episode description

*Listener Discretion Advised: Themes of violence, racism, and sexual assault*

This week Shannon tells us about the tragic and still unsolved story of Rosenda Strong. Rosenda was a Native woman, but her story, and others like hers, was pushed aside and not given the attention it deserved. Underfunding, overworking, and a long history of racism may be the key factors in the lack of movement in Rosenda’s case, but overall her killer is still out there. Shout out to Mary Pavel, whose recent talk at a local library inspired this episode. Go support your libraries, be like Jim, and if you have any information about Rosenda Strong, contact Yakama Nation Tribal Police at 509-865-2933 or the FBI at tips.fbi.gov.


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Sources:

People

The Atlantic

Yakima Herald-Republic (Investigation)

Yakima Herald-Republic (4 Years Later)

Refinery29

Medium

Facebook: Help Us Find Rosenda Strong

MMIW USA

National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center

Mary Pavel bio

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