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If only the WaPo national political reporter noting that media have largely ignored missing indigenous women were in a position to do something

The case of 22-year-old Gabby Petito, who went missing before being discovered dead in Teton National Park, got quite a bit of media coverage over the weekend. Much to some in the media’s chagrin. Joy Reid, for instance, railed against this latest example of “Missing White Woman Syndrome.”

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NPR has discussed the apparent lack of interest in missing nonwhite women:

For his part, Washington Post national political reporter Eugene Scott is also drawing attention to the media’s lack of attention to missing indigenous women:

Their stories didn’t lead the news cycles. So weird, right? If only Eugene knew some people who could do something about that … but who? Who could possibly fix this problem?

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You know who does work at the Washington Post, Eugene? See if you can think of someone.

It’s pretty annoying, actually. But it happens all the time.

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And maybe see a doctor about that selective blindness. Seems to be very contagious in media circles.

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