The Tragedy of the Highway of Tears

This chapter explores the dark history of the Highway of Tears, focusing on the alarming rates of murders and disappearances of Indigenous women. It highlights systemic biases in media coverage and police response, emphasizing the urgency and neglect experienced by marginalized communities. Through poignant stories, including that of Ramona Wilson, the chapter sheds light on the grassroots movements advocating for justice and recognition of these tragic occurrences.