@hopegiselle1: I didn’t know Tonea Nicole Miller personally, but I know Gwen Cherry Park like I know my own neighborhood. I went to summer camp there as a kid. I spent Fourth of Julys there. I’ve been to community events there my entire life. So when I saw people saying a young Black woman was found hanging from a tree there, it stopped me in my tracks. Now, let me be clear about what we know and what we don’t. Authorities have reportedly called it an apparent suicide, and I’m not interested in making up facts or pretending I know something I don’t. But I am interested in asking questions. Because as a Black woman from Miami, I know the weight of hearing that a Black woman was found hanging from a tree in the South. I know the history attached to that. I know why so many of us immediately felt something in our spirit when we heard it. And if I’m being real, what has me just as bothered is how quiet this has been. A young woman was found dead in one of the most recognizable Black communities in Miami, and somehow this story isn’t everywhere? People aren’t talking about it the way I think they should be. That doesn’t mean we jump to conclusions. It means we pay attention. More than anything, I need us as Black people to stop treating a repost like it’s the finish line. We share the flyer. We leave a broken heart emoji. We say “so sad” and then we move on. Meanwhile, a family is still looking for answers. So if Miami organizers are planning something, if there’s a vigil, a town hall, a community response, a call for transparency, tell me where to be. Because I don’t want to just post about Tonea. I want to know what we’re doing. A young woman lost her life. The least we can do is make sure it doesn’t happen quietly.

Aquilah_in_ohio :

When did this happen?

Reez :

Wow this the first time hearing about this

PressedByNoni :

I’m so emotionally, physically and spiritually tired 🥺💔

Ginnay Cheng :

Tonea Nicole Miller breaks my heart

jewelparham :

yes you are 100 percent correct Where Is the outcry?

somethingsometiing :

Tonea Nicole Miller

Kee2myheart :

I agree with every word ! ✨🔥🫶🏾💪🏾

Zoe Camp :

Boost

achillealexandre7 :

right love you too baby girl

Rod B :

This is so sad to hear.

Starry ✨ :

Thank you for always showing up for us

Cynthia :

Why

Your moms next girlfriend 🫶🏿 :

So powerful thank you

freespyrytyst :

This is not being talked about enough!!!

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Tonya Craig :

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BABY007 :

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lorrainemuhammad1 :

Thanks for sharing this story with sad my condolences to the Family 🤲🏿🤲🏿🌹🙏🏿

Angie :

If I understood correctly Tonea Miller came from Detroit, my daughter lives in Detroit and she would have told me if there was vigils or organized protests. I hope that she has family members that are able to get answers, because you know, everyone knows that black folks don’t do hanging.

Dawn Perry :

🙏

Crystal Intent by Katie :

#FYP #FYI #JusticeForTonea #Accountability #TikTok

nonya :

This is the 10th video I’ve seen about this and nobody’s asking the right questions. She traveled from Flint, MI with who? I know it was someone because we don’t travel alone. Where did they stay? How did she get separated from the group? Who were they in contact with while down there before she went missing? Who was she in contact with? These are vital questions and the have to be asked right away to minimize cold trail.

P!nk_glitter$wag👑 :

Justice for Tonea Nicole Miller

Sunny Fatoira :

💯💯💯 WE NEED OUR OWN JOURNALISM NETWORK 💯💯💯