There is a Cheyenne proverb that states, a nation is not conquered until the hearts of its women are on the ground.

Then it is done, no matter how brave its warriors or strong its weapons.

You're listening to Creep It Real, and today we continue our coverage on the missing and murdered indigenous women of North America,

with the stories of Heather Cameron Haller and

Khadija Britain. Hey, everybody. Hello, it's Ashley.

Hello. And shy. We're a creeper real. And today we have, what's wrong?

My hair.

Oh, I was like, look at mine.

And I haven't watched it since I think like Thursday or Wednesday.

Well, you know, it's healthy for your hair, you know.

Yeah, whatever.

Maybe.

Okay, so today's episode is going to be quite a bummer.

Sorry to tell you, I guess that's kind of leading with the super negative, but it is.

So we are revisiting our missing and murdered indigenous women topic.

And of course, that's not going to be something that cheers us up.

Right.

But it's important.

So we're doing it. So today we're going to cover a that cheers us up. Right. But it's important. So we're doing it.

So today we're going to cover a couple women, mainly Heather Cameron Haller and

Khadija, Britain.

These are two women that have gone missing out of California.

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