More than a dozen teen girls gone missing raising fear in the community.
Every other week one or more girls just vanished off the streets and people are scared about their loved ones. Most of the girls are colored and this raises even more questions.
Police says that it might be a
forced prostitution.
Six of the teens were reported missing this month alone, including two who vanished June 23.
The list of missing girls released Wednesday by Councilman Andy King is long enough to fill the roster of a softball team.
1)15-year-old Karla Gros
2)
Sierra Rivera, 14, who was last seen on June 2 near White Plains Road.
3)
Ashley Bissal, 16, was last seen on June 23, leaving her Grand Concourse apartment.
4)
Emily Arroyo, 15, has been missing since April 26, when she was supposed to come home from a juvenile program on Bergen Ave.
5)
Jada Jordan, 12, was last seen about 8:30 a.m. on March 23 inside Bronx-Manhattan Seventh Day Adventist School on 1440 Plimpton Ave. in Mount Eden, police said.
6)
Miracle Mann was last seen at 3:15 p.m. on June, 23, 2016 leaving her residence.
7)
12-year-old Jada Jordan, who is missing from her Bronx, New York home. She was last seen March 21, 2016.
This is our duty to help. If you know anything about these girls ,please,contact the police!
There are so many hate crimes happening every day and there are so many crazy people on the streets, so please stay woke!
I actually agree. Although the attack was on LGBTs, in other instances, the attacker could just be mentally ill or just want to kill someone. It all depends.
man: *kills multiple people in a gay bar after being enraged by seeing gay people kiss* you: it was not necessarily homophobic tho 🙂
and during pride no less
“LGBTs”
“could just be mentally ill” too, omg fuck offfffffff
Clinton currently has 1,807 pledged delegates who are pledged and an assumed 548 superdelegates. If the superdelegates stay with her, she would be at 2,313. Sanders has 1,517 pledged delegates and 46 assumed superdelegates, for a total of 1,563. The media has been saying that they will deem the democratic nominee after NJ’s votes are in Tuesday. This is not accurate of the facts.
The majority of the media is forgetting to mention that Clinton and Sanders are 290 delegates separating them because superdelegates are assumed, not fact.
Pledged delegates to the Democratic National Convention are pledged to presidential contenders based on the results of the voting in today’s California Presidential Primary. Your vote determines the pledged delegates.
Tuesday, June 7th, is a huge primary day.
IF YOU LIVE IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING STATES AND ARE A DEMOCRAT, YOUR VOTES TRULY MATTER!
California – 475 pledge delegates, 73 superdelegates. Montana – 21 pledge delegates, 6 superdelegates North Dakota – 18 pledge delegates, 5 superdelegates New Jersey – 126 pledge delegates, 12 superdelegates. New Mexico – 34 pledge delegates, 9 superdelegates South Dakota – 20 pledge delegates, 5 superdelegates
Your vote matters and your voice matters.
GO VOTE.
When you teach your daughter, explicitly or by passive rejection, that she must ignore her outrage, that she must be kind and accepting to the point of not defending herself or other people, that she must not rock the boat for any reason, you are not strengthening her prosocial sense, you are damaging it—and the first person she will stop protecting is herself.
The Kentucky State Medical Examiner has ruled that Gynnya, who died on January 11 at
the Lincoln Village Juvenile Detention Center, Elizabethtown, had a rare genetic disorder that caused an irregular heartbeat. However an internal investigation found a pattern of employee misconduct, as the victim was refused medical assistance.
Almost 5 months later, the head of the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet said that Gynnya McMillen should not have been at the facility in the first place.
Unfortunately this can’t bring Gynnya back to life. She’s gone forever because of someone’s negligence. The least that could be done is firing and charging people who were involved in her death!
“all lives” yes, of course that’s what we would want at the end of the day, but you’re missing the point.
muslim lives and black lives are mentioned specifically because those groups are consistently devalued as human beings. to need to say “but other lives matter too!” is detracting from that racism and islamophobia that needs to be addressed.
if everyone is on an equal level to begin with– with no institutionalized racism, etc– then yes, great, that’s where everyone is valued… but when some people are on higher pedestals due to their background, we have to *acknowledge* and *support* those on lower levels to reach an even level of respect– a true equality.
so yes, raise up the groups that experience racism and islamophobia. black lives MATTER. muslim lives MATTER.
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