Pacific Standard: In a Montana Greyhound station, Annita Lucchesi, a 24-year-old Southern Cheyenne woman, noticed an entire wall filled with photos of missing women. The majority of them were native women and it broke my heart, she says. Lucchesi works for the National Indigenous Womens Resource Council. Because of her job, she knew that human trafficking around North Dakotas Bakken oil fields was on the rise. But this wall was a visualization of the numbers she and her colleagues dealt with every day. In her...