This Father’s Day, many families will celebrate the fathers, sons, brothers, grandfathers, and mentors who shape their lives. But for the families of missing Black men, June is a quiet, agonizing month.
This Father’s Day, many families will celebrate the fathers, sons, brothers, grandfathers, and mentors who shape their lives. But for the families of missing Black men, June is a quiet, agonizing month.
Natalie Wilson and her sister-in-law, Derrica Wilson, launched the Black and Missing Foundation in 2008 to raise awareness of missing Black people in the United States.
Nearly three decades after a young mother vanished from her east Columbus home shortly after moving, her son is trying to piece together what happened.