34 episodes
Black Girl Missing Feminista Jones, Asa Todd, Niki Irene
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- Society & Culture
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4.8 • 252 Ratings
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A podcast dedicated to telling the stories of Black girls (0-17) who have gone missing in the United States. Some have been found. Some are still missing. Some we have lost forever. Whatever her story, we want to tell it. We explore disappearances from their beginnings, going over timelines of events, looking at the evidence, and recounting witness testimonies. We dig as deep as we can to uncover the truth about their disappearances.
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MISSING: Irene Gakwa
Irene Gakwa is a Kenyan immigrant currently missing in the U.S. She is 32 years old, so this is a bonus episode we recorded because of the urgency of her situation. We hope to amplify her story and help her family find her.
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Ep. 311: Shakeima Ann Cabbagestalk
In a small town in South Carolina, 10 year old Shakeima vanishes and her stepfather looks suspicious. Does he know where she vanished to?
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Ep. 310: Marialice Clark
Is it possible that the United States government is responsible for disappearing a Black pre-teen?
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Ep. 308: Yasmin Acree
Broken locks, no witnesses, no trail...what happened to Yasmin Acree??
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Ep. 307: The Millbrook Twins
Teenaged twins vanish in a small town bordering a massive golf course and no one seems to know anything. Is there more to this?
Customer Reviews
Great Podcast
Thank you lovely black queen for keeping the missing, dark skin girl cases going. I listen to the podcast at work. The gems you ladies give on to better pay attention to your kids by knowing what the wear down to apps on their phone. How passionate y’all are about the missing girls. Keep up the good work queens. Because you know to the pink people black, dark skinned kids are just runaways.
Great show!
I really appreciate the creators behind this show and all the hard work they put into it. It’s so informative and I love the creation of the Aisha Alerts.
GREAT PODCAST!!!!
Let the haters hate - this is a wonderful podcast that keeps the “OUR COMMUNITY”informed!
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