US EditionLocal Activism Highlights Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in what is now known as Shasta County – Shasta Scout
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Local Activism Highlights Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in what is now known as Shasta County – Shasta Scout
Participants of prayer walk, led by Jack Potter. Photo courtesy of Danita Quinn. “James Wright,” Danita Quinn (Pit River, Wintu, Yana) called out to a group of demonstrators as she held up a poster with a yearbook photo of a little boy’s face. In 1986, when Wright was only 17, he disappeared without a trace. Today, the Pit River community continues to keep James’ memory alive, referring to him as “Little Man.” Recently, when his mother Florence…
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