Report: Hundreds Of Indigenous People Reported Missing In Wyoming

The video discusses the alarming issue of missing indigenous women and girls in Wyoming, highlighting a report that found 710 indigenous people were reported missing over the last decade, with 85% being children and over half being girls. The report also reveals that indigenous people are more likely to remain missing longer and receive less media coverage compared to white victims.

What is the significance of the area in Wyoming mentioned in the video?

• It is a popular tourist destination.

• It is known for its natural beauty.

• It has been a vanishing point for many young women and girls.

• It is a historical site.

What percentage of the missing indigenous people were children?

• 70%

• 50%

• 85%

• 30%

What is the gender distribution among the missing indigenous children?

• Mostly girls

• Mostly boys

• Mostly adults

• Equal number of boys and girls

How does the media coverage for missing indigenous people compare to that for white victims?

• Indigenous people receive less coverage.

• Indigenous people receive more coverage.

• Both receive equal coverage.

• Indigenous people are not covered at all.

What is a notable difference in the duration of missing status between indigenous and white victims?

• Indigenous people are found more quickly.

• Indigenous people remain missing longer.

• White victims remain missing longer.

• Both are found at the same rate.