KNOW THE NAMES OF THESE MISSING BLACK AMERICAN ETHNIC CHRISTIAN WOMEN

Last week, a 15-year-old Black girl named Janiya Duffie went missing in Georgia. She was last spotted on a street named Tranquility Loop in the town of Lovejoy on July 19. She was wearing blue shorts and a red jacket. She is 5-foot-7; she weighs about 140 pounds. If you know anything of her disappearance or whereabouts, the Spalding County Sheriff’s Office is waiting for your call.

The day before Janiya Duffie disappeared, a Black woman in Mississippi named Latasha Coleman, 46, was seen on the 100 block of Hidden Valley Lane in Hinds County and has not been seen since. She is believed to have been in her car, a 2002 gray Acura, and she has a medical condition that might impair her judgment.
Jessica Abba has been missing from Laurel, Md., since June 2022, according to the database of the Black & Missing Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to publicizing the disappearances of people of color. Kierra Coles has been missing from Chicago since October 2018, when police found her car with her packed lunch still inside; she was about three months pregnant. Samatha Baremore has been missing from Winston-Salem, N.C., since April 2004, when she was seen leaving her job at a nightclub and getting into a taxi. She has a tattoo on her thigh for her deceased father. Her friends sometimes called her “Pinky.”