so we can name the natalee holloways, the chandra lev, "but can you name the akia egleston?d we need more diversity in the newsroom. we need people to tell the stories that look like us. >> trevor: so, you know, obviously, you know media companies and these executives, they've been asked these questions. and they say, "no, look, race has nothing to do with it. we're merely telling the stories that our viewers want to pay attention to because at the end of the day, we are trying to make people watch our show." when they-- when they say that, it seems like they're shifting the blame to the audience and saying society doesn't have an interest in finding black and brown girls. society doesn't have an interest in these stories. do you think that argument holds any weight? >> well, i think, again, that the decisionmakers are deciding what society wants to see. they're not asking us or anyone out there. these families, as you can see in the documentary, they are desperate. you know, missing persons isn't a black issue. it's not a white issue. it's an american issue. and even in the

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we know of gabby protein tau we know natalee holloway, chandra levy lacy peterson, but you can't nameck or brown person that have actually received mainstream media. the term missing white woman syndrome was coined almost 20 years ago. to describe the public fascination with cases involving white women to the exclusion of cases involving missing people of color. people such as arianna fits. she was just two years old when she went missing after her mother was found dead in san francisco in april of 2016. ariana would be eight years old now, but no one knows if she's alive. i can't think of her any other way contest if it's has spent more than five years mourning the loss of her sister, nikki, ariana's mother, and waiting for word on her niece. i still think of her as that same energetic, bubbly kid. that curious kid who would grab people's attention because she would smile and wave at people when we were out. you know, out in the street doing stuff performer partner claire bonner considers ariana family she watched the gabby petito coverage with deep sadness on a number of levels. unf

we know of gabby protein tau we know of natalee holloway, chandra levy lacy peterson, but you can't name one black or brown person that have actually received mainstream media. the term missing white woman syndrome was coined almost 20 years ago. to describe the public fascination with cases involving white women to the exclusion of cases involving missing people of color. people such as arianna fits. she was just two years old when she went missing after her mother was found dead in san francisco in april of 2016. ariana would be eight years old now, but no one knows if she's alive. i can't think of her any other way contest if it's has spent more than five years mourning the loss of her sister, nikki, ariana's mother and waiting for word on her niece. i still think of her as that same energetic, bubbly kid that that curious kid who would grab people's attention because she would smile and wave at people when we were out, you know, out in the street doing stuff. performer partner claire bonner considers ariana family she watched the gabby petito coverage with deep sadness on a number of