When Ronald Dumas Jr. vanished on a Friday night, clues surfaced fast—but action didn’t. His car was found hours away, his phone pinged in another city, yet it took days to report him missing—and weeks to call it an abduction. Jenny unpacks how racial bias delayed the urgency Ronald deserved.

Later, Jenny dives into the fight for federal recognition of the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe—what it means, why it matters, and the legacy of a people still pushing to be seen.