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I'm glad Jason Rantz on Seattle Red covered the Nolan Wells case and asked the questions a lot of us are asking -- why are his parents teaming up with race hustlers Benjamin Crump and Al Sharpton to imply -- without any evidence thus far -- that a gang of white people murdered their son. Why are they putting trust in Crump, who "claim[ed] law enforcement can't be trusted when black children are killed? This before they even got any substantive details about the investigation!"
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I'm glad Jason Rantz on Seattle Red covered the Nolan Wells case and asked the questions a lot of us are asking -- why are his parents teaming up with race hustlers Benjamin Crump and Al Sharpton to imply -- without any evidence thus far -- that a gang of white people murdered their son. Why are they putting trust in Crump, who "claim[ed] law enforcement can't be trusted when black children are killed? This before they even got any substantive details about the investigation!"

Curtis Houck

26,937 views • 24 days ago

Family members are pressing for answers in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells in Mississippi. Wells disappeared during a Fourth of July boat trip with a group of high school friends to an island off the Gulf Coast. Wells, who was Black, was the only member of the group who did not return to the mainland. His body was found in the water days later. The friends he was traveling with are white. Authorities say there are no signs of foul play and that Wells drowned, though the investigation remains ongoing. His family, meanwhile, is seeking an independent autopsy and calling for a full and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. Geoff Bennett spoke with civil rights attorney Ben Crump (Ben Crump), who has been retained by the Wells family, for more on the investigation.
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Family members are pressing for answers in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells in Mississippi. Wells disappeared during a Fourth of July boat trip with a group of high school friends to an island off the Gulf Coast. Wells, who was Black, was the only member of the group who did not return to the mainland. His body was found in the water days later. The friends he was traveling with are white. Authorities say there are no signs of foul play and that Wells drowned, though the investigation remains ongoing. His family, meanwhile, is seeking an independent autopsy and calling for a full and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. Geoff Bennett spoke with civil rights attorney Ben Crump (Ben Crump), who has been retained by the Wells family, for more on the investigation.

PBS News

12,252 views • 20 days ago

“He was one Black with three young White men who happened to end up with his phone, happened to end up with his keys,” the Rev. Al Sharpton said Friday on the death of Nolan Xavier Wells. “There’s just too many questions that they should not be closing the investigation." Wells, 18, was found dead after spending the Fourth of July celebrating with friends on Mississippi's Horn Island. The family is demanding answers.
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“He was one Black with three young White men who happened to end up with his phone, happened to end up with his keys,” the Rev. Al Sharpton said Friday on the death of Nolan Xavier Wells. “There’s just too many questions that they should not be closing the investigation." Wells, 18, was found dead after spending the Fourth of July celebrating with friends on Mississippi's Horn Island. The family is demanding answers.

CBS News

672,307 views • 24 days ago

The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a thorough investigation into his death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells went on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the July Fourth weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are not adding up as the mother of Nolan Wells asked for answers. “We just want to know what happened and why our baby didn’t come home,” Christine Wells-Wonsley said. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.
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The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a thorough investigation into his death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells went on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the July Fourth weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are not adding up as the mother of Nolan Wells asked for answers. “We just want to know what happened and why our baby didn’t come home,” Christine Wells-Wonsley said. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.

PBS News

16,665 views • 23 days ago

The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a "thorough" investigation into their son's death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells had gone on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the Fourth of July weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are "not adding up" as Nolan Wells' mother asked for answers. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before the results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.
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The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a "thorough" investigation into their son's death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells had gone on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the Fourth of July weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are "not adding up" as Nolan Wells' mother asked for answers. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before the results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.

PBS News

25,187 views • 24 days ago

Benjamin Crump says there is something "eerie" about the dates on which Nolan Wells and 2 other young black men died -- then says nothing to explain why the dates of their deaths are suspicious. "Look at the dates. I mean, that's eerie when you look at the dates. February 8th, Tyler Smith is born. July 4th, 2026. He is dead. This is Daniel Erving. I mean, he's born November 21st, 2007. He is dead on April 17th, 2026. Nolan Wells, born August 19th, 2007. He is dead in July of 2026. The date is yet to be determined. All of these young black kids were born in 2007. And all three of these black kids died 2026 -- 18 years of age, on the cusp of manhood. And I said, 'No, we got to show that this is not a coincidence that all these young, 18-year-old black men are ending up dead and nobody's being held accountable. We got to ring the alarm."
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Benjamin Crump says there is something "eerie" about the dates on which Nolan Wells and 2 other young black men died -- then says nothing to explain why the dates of their deaths are suspicious. "Look at the dates. I mean, that's eerie when you look at the dates. February 8th, Tyler Smith is born. July 4th, 2026. He is dead. This is Daniel Erving. I mean, he's born November 21st, 2007. He is dead on April 17th, 2026. Nolan Wells, born August 19th, 2007. He is dead in July of 2026. The date is yet to be determined. All of these young black kids were born in 2007. And all three of these black kids died 2026 -- 18 years of age, on the cusp of manhood. And I said, 'No, we got to show that this is not a coincidence that all these young, 18-year-old black men are ending up dead and nobody's being held accountable. We got to ring the alarm."

Breitbart News

85,912 views • 3 days ago

It is getting harder to want to stand up for Black people when so many choose to wallow in drama and blame the white man for everything. There is zero evidence of foul play in the Nolan Wells investigation, but the race-baiters are already out here pimping a tragedy for clicks and clout.
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It is getting harder to want to stand up for Black people when so many choose to wallow in drama and blame the white man for everything. There is zero evidence of foul play in the Nolan Wells investigation, but the race-baiters are already out here pimping a tragedy for clicks and clout.

Brandon Tatum

70,844 views • 19 days ago

🚨 Nolan Wells Wasn’t a Criminal — He Was a Star. What Really Happened? 18-year-old football star Nolan Xavier Wells is dead after vanishing with friends on Horn Island. His friends should be the prime suspects — no friend left behind. I don’t care about race. White people shouldn’t defend them just because they’re white. Just like if a white kid vanished with Black friends, I’d say the exact same thing. We need the truth. If they’re involved, lock them up. No more cover-ups. #JusticeForNolanWells #NolanWells #HornIsland #WhatHappenedToNolan #DemandAnswers #PrimeSuspects
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🚨 Nolan Wells Wasn’t a Criminal — He Was a Star. What Really Happened? 18-year-old football star Nolan Xavier Wells is dead after vanishing with friends on Horn Island. His friends should be the prime suspects — no friend left behind. I don’t care about race. White people shouldn’t defend them just because they’re white. Just like if a white kid vanished with Black friends, I’d say the exact same thing. We need the truth. If they’re involved, lock them up. No more cover-ups. #JusticeForNolanWells #NolanWells #HornIsland #WhatHappenedToNolan #DemandAnswers #PrimeSuspects

Reverend Jordan Wells

19,253 views • 27 days ago

The manner and cause of death for Nolan Wells, the Mississippi teen who was found dead at Horn Island after a Fourth of July outing with friends, is still a mystery. According to the Wells family attorney, Ben Crump, results from a preliminary independent autopsy commissioned by the family were undetermined. Crump said Wednesday the autopsy found "red discoloration" in the tissue in the back of Well's head, but said the cause of the finding is unknown. CBS News' @skylerhenry has more on the story.
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The manner and cause of death for Nolan Wells, the Mississippi teen who was found dead at Horn Island after a Fourth of July outing with friends, is still a mystery. According to the Wells family attorney, Ben Crump, results from a preliminary independent autopsy commissioned by the family were undetermined. Crump said Wednesday the autopsy found "red discoloration" in the tissue in the back of Well's head, but said the cause of the finding is unknown. CBS News' @skylerhenry has more on the story.

CBS News

39,735 views • 12 days ago

I get more convinced by the day that the left is just completely morally bankrupt. This man wants to create a national "whooping white people day." But not to target white men. Women, children, and the elderly only. Arm yourselves people. Because they don't have morals and they don't care! The hatred from the left is spreading. I mean there is already video after video after video of black people attacking white people for no reason. Once you get a taste of that hatred it never goes away. They're going to do this forever!
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I get more convinced by the day that the left is just completely morally bankrupt. This man wants to create a national "whooping white people day." But not to target white men. Women, children, and the elderly only. Arm yourselves people. Because they don't have morals and they don't care! The hatred from the left is spreading. I mean there is already video after video after video of black people attacking white people for no reason. Once you get a taste of that hatred it never goes away. They're going to do this forever!

MAGA Lorrie Ann 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇸 AMERICA FIRST

23,778 views • 12 days ago

His name is Nolan Xavier Wells. He was an eighteen-year-old Southwest Mississippi Community College student and athlete, described by those who knew him as “an extremely kind young man who was always willing to uplift others.” Nolan was reported missing by his mother on July 4th after he failed to return home from a boat trip with “friends” to Horn Island in Mississippi. Two days later his lifeless body was discovered in the water just offshore at the northwestern tip of the island. According to reports, Wells was with a young lady on the island prior to his disappearance. She has been in contact with Nolan's family to share what she knows but has no insight into what occurred after going their separate ways. Despite claims from his companions that Nolan stayed behind to catch a different ride back, their story contradicts a glaring detail: his cellphone was on the boat that departed without him. Community outrage and online discussions indicate the young men on the boat trip hired legal counsel and ceased communicating after a body was recovered. Skepticism is fueled by allegations that at least one of the teens on the trip is the child of a local judge. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing the family of Nolan Wells. Investigators are still processing evidence to reconstruct the events leading up to Wells’ disappearance. However, one stark reality is clear: every white person returned home safely, while the only Black member of the group lost his life. We will not rest until the complete truth of what happened to Nolan on Horn Island is revealed.
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His name is Nolan Xavier Wells. He was an eighteen-year-old Southwest Mississippi Community College student and athlete, described by those who knew him as “an extremely kind young man who was always willing to uplift others.” Nolan was reported missing by his mother on July 4th after he failed to return home from a boat trip with “friends” to Horn Island in Mississippi. Two days later his lifeless body was discovered in the water just offshore at the northwestern tip of the island. According to reports, Wells was with a young lady on the island prior to his disappearance. She has been in contact with Nolan's family to share what she knows but has no insight into what occurred after going their separate ways. Despite claims from his companions that Nolan stayed behind to catch a different ride back, their story contradicts a glaring detail: his cellphone was on the boat that departed without him. Community outrage and online discussions indicate the young men on the boat trip hired legal counsel and ceased communicating after a body was recovered. Skepticism is fueled by allegations that at least one of the teens on the trip is the child of a local judge. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing the family of Nolan Wells. Investigators are still processing evidence to reconstruct the events leading up to Wells’ disappearance. However, one stark reality is clear: every white person returned home safely, while the only Black member of the group lost his life. We will not rest until the complete truth of what happened to Nolan on Horn Island is revealed.

Lance Cooper

115,690 views • 27 days ago

The family of 18-year-old Nolan Wells is demanding answers after the teenager was found dead days after disappearing during a Fourth of July boating trip to a remote Mississippi island. Represented by civil rights attorney Ben Crump, the family says key details surrounding Wells' disappearance—including deleted messages on his phone and why his friends had his belongings—“are not adding up.” As questions continue to mount, the family is calling for a full, transparent investigation and urging anyone with photos or videos from Horn Island on July 4 to come forward.
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The family of 18-year-old Nolan Wells is demanding answers after the teenager was found dead days after disappearing during a Fourth of July boating trip to a remote Mississippi island. Represented by civil rights attorney Ben Crump, the family says key details surrounding Wells' disappearance—including deleted messages on his phone and why his friends had his belongings—“are not adding up.” As questions continue to mount, the family is calling for a full, transparent investigation and urging anyone with photos or videos from Horn Island on July 4 to come forward.

Fox News

459,974 views • 23 days ago

This Nolan Wells case is starting to feel like an ID Discovery drama series. I feel for his parents Losing a child is hell. But the way they’re presenting this publicly is race hustling. Everything so far points to an accidental tragedy. Yet liberals are determined to make it about race and ignore the actual facts coming out. Why are so many Black liberals this obsessed with white people? The parents are giving strong Karmelo Anthony’s parents vibes. Not sure if they care about the death of their child or the drama more. People are quick to point fingers when there’s still no clear evidence which direction to point them at.
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This Nolan Wells case is starting to feel like an ID Discovery drama series. I feel for his parents Losing a child is hell. But the way they’re presenting this publicly is race hustling. Everything so far points to an accidental tragedy. Yet liberals are determined to make it about race and ignore the actual facts coming out. Why are so many Black liberals this obsessed with white people? The parents are giving strong Karmelo Anthony’s parents vibes. Not sure if they care about the death of their child or the drama more. People are quick to point fingers when there’s still no clear evidence which direction to point them at.

Mitch🇺🇸

62,842 views • 2 days ago

There are a lot of Black people that are out to better and whiten the race, but no one ever calls them out on it, yet they go around demonizing Latino and a bunch of other groups for doing the same thing, I'm starting to think they are mad because they are late to the race mixing party, and all the stuff that they preach about their racial purity is just a bluff!
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There are a lot of Black people that are out to better and whiten the race, but no one ever calls them out on it, yet they go around demonizing Latino and a bunch of other groups for doing the same thing, I'm starting to think they are mad because they are late to the race mixing party, and all the stuff that they preach about their racial purity is just a bluff!

homogalactic

14,276 views • 1 month ago

The body of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells was recovered on Monday, after he vanished during a July 4 boat trip with friends to an island off the Gulf Coast. Now, civil rights attorney Ben Crump, who represents the teenager’s family, is calling on authorities to “pursue this case with urgency and transparency.” The sheriff’s office says Wells’ death is an active investigation — and the office is asking for original, unedited photos and videos taken in the area on July 4.
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The body of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells was recovered on Monday, after he vanished during a July 4 boat trip with friends to an island off the Gulf Coast. Now, civil rights attorney Ben Crump, who represents the teenager’s family, is calling on authorities to “pursue this case with urgency and transparency.” The sheriff’s office says Wells’ death is an active investigation — and the office is asking for original, unedited photos and videos taken in the area on July 4.

CBS Mornings

35,291 views • 25 days ago

🚨BLACK LIES MATTER🚨 Nolan Wells Disappearance: Smoking Gun Photo Debunked The so-called “smoking gun” photo pushed hard by racist attorney Ben Crump and the culture rot crowd — the one they insisted proved Nolan Wells was (“unalived”) by his three Caucasian friends — has been completely debunked. This image was falsely claimed to show Nolan Wells back on land in the early morning hours of July 5th, attending a pool party with his friends before supposedly being beaten and dumped in the Gulf of Mexico near Horn Island to stage it as a drowning. The narrative was that the photo sealed the deal on foul play in the Nolan Wells case. Unfortunately for those banking on racial conspiracy theories, the people in the photo have come forward and confirmed it was taken on June 27th — not July — at a completely different party in Pass Christian, Mississippi, at a different residence. This timeline collapse destroys the entire “he made it back to shore and was killed” storyline being pushed in the Nolan Wells disappearance investigation. The facts matter more than the race-baiting headlines. Truth over narrative. #justicefornolan #NolanWells #Mississippi #Truecrime #blacklivesmatter
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🚨BLACK LIES MATTER🚨 Nolan Wells Disappearance: Smoking Gun Photo Debunked The so-called “smoking gun” photo pushed hard by racist attorney Ben Crump and the culture rot crowd — the one they insisted proved Nolan Wells was (“unalived”) by his three Caucasian friends — has been completely debunked. This image was falsely claimed to show Nolan Wells back on land in the early morning hours of July 5th, attending a pool party with his friends before supposedly being beaten and dumped in the Gulf of Mexico near Horn Island to stage it as a drowning. The narrative was that the photo sealed the deal on foul play in the Nolan Wells case. Unfortunately for those banking on racial conspiracy theories, the people in the photo have come forward and confirmed it was taken on June 27th — not July — at a completely different party in Pass Christian, Mississippi, at a different residence. This timeline collapse destroys the entire “he made it back to shore and was killed” storyline being pushed in the Nolan Wells disappearance investigation. The facts matter more than the race-baiting headlines. Truth over narrative. #justicefornolan #NolanWells #Mississippi #Truecrime #blacklivesmatter

Clay Edwards

43,464 views • 21 days ago

This morning on #TheWeekend, I spoke with Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels, and Maya Eaglin about the unanswered questions surrounding the tragic death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells in Mississippi. The Wells family is not asking anyone to rush to judgment. They are asking for a fair, transparent, and thorough investigation. That is exactly why National Action Network is standing with them alongside their legal counsel, Attorney Ben Crump. Too many questions remain unanswered. Why was Nolan left behind? Why were his belongings in the possession of others? Why were photos, text messages, and other information reportedly erased from his phone? Justice requires facts, transparency, and accountability. We owe Nolan’s family answers, and we will continue to stand with them every step of the way until those answers are found. #NolanWells #JusticeForNolan #MSNOW
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This morning on #TheWeekend, I spoke with Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels, and Maya Eaglin about the unanswered questions surrounding the tragic death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells in Mississippi. The Wells family is not asking anyone to rush to judgment. They are asking for a fair, transparent, and thorough investigation. That is exactly why National Action Network is standing with them alongside their legal counsel, Attorney Ben Crump. Too many questions remain unanswered. Why was Nolan left behind? Why were his belongings in the possession of others? Why were photos, text messages, and other information reportedly erased from his phone? Justice requires facts, transparency, and accountability. We owe Nolan’s family answers, and we will continue to stand with them every step of the way until those answers are found. #NolanWells #JusticeForNolan #MSNOW

Reverend Al Sharpton

12,381 views • 23 days ago

Black American is honest and says you can’t put Black jurors on cases with Black defendants because they will side with the Black defendant and not convict them She says “A lot of Black people don’t think deeper than race — a lot of black people are bias” “I've been trying to hold myself back from speaking on this subject, the Karmelo Anthony case, but I've been online and I've seen a lot of videos, you know, and I'm learning more and more about it. A lot of Black people don't understand why there are no Black jurors, you know, on the trial. A lot of them don't think deeper than race, you you know, so I'm going to explain it to you. The reason why there were no Black jurors — is because of the response on the internet from Black people about this case, about this situation. A lot of Black people actually believe that Karmelo Anthony is not a murderer — A lot of Black people believe that what Karmelo Anthony did was right. Let me say something. If the roles were reversed, y'all would want the little white boy dead. If a little white boy stabbed a little Black boy at a school track meet, all hell would break loose. Every Black parent, every Black person would be screaming, "Life in prison! The death penalty!" People would definitely be screaming just racism, racism, racism — A lot of Black people are biased” “So no wonder why there were no Black jurors. All because y'all wanted the little white boy to die. Y'all wanted him to die” There is real data to support this Black juries have a 12% conviction rate against black defendants, vs a 59% against whites. So that indicates that there is a 47% interracial bias when you have black jurors White juries have a 33% conviction rate against white defendants, vs a 26% against blacks, which actually demonstrates a negative 7% interracial bias Black juries have a 12% conviction rate against their own race and a 59% conviction rate against white people
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Black American is honest and says you can’t put Black jurors on cases with Black defendants because they will side with the Black defendant and not convict them She says “A lot of Black people don’t think deeper than race — a lot of black people are bias” “I've been trying to hold myself back from speaking on this subject, the Karmelo Anthony case, but I've been online and I've seen a lot of videos, you know, and I'm learning more and more about it. A lot of Black people don't understand why there are no Black jurors, you know, on the trial. A lot of them don't think deeper than race, you you know, so I'm going to explain it to you. The reason why there were no Black jurors — is because of the response on the internet from Black people about this case, about this situation. A lot of Black people actually believe that Karmelo Anthony is not a murderer — A lot of Black people believe that what Karmelo Anthony did was right. Let me say something. If the roles were reversed, y'all would want the little white boy dead. If a little white boy stabbed a little Black boy at a school track meet, all hell would break loose. Every Black parent, every Black person would be screaming, "Life in prison! The death penalty!" People would definitely be screaming just racism, racism, racism — A lot of Black people are biased” “So no wonder why there were no Black jurors. All because y'all wanted the little white boy to die. Y'all wanted him to die” There is real data to support this Black juries have a 12% conviction rate against black defendants, vs a 59% against whites. So that indicates that there is a 47% interracial bias when you have black jurors White juries have a 33% conviction rate against white defendants, vs a 26% against blacks, which actually demonstrates a negative 7% interracial bias Black juries have a 12% conviction rate against their own race and a 59% conviction rate against white people

Wall Street Apes

321,817 views • 1 month ago

This country no longer takes the "woes" of the Black Community seriously. Technology has given the entire country an up close and personal look into the happenings in Black Lives and Black Communities, and it has been eye-opening. And don't make attempts to twist it by saying, that's those Black people over there. For years and while complaining the association has been one. While grifting, Trump is after Black People, Trump is taking Black jobs, Black people are living in poverty because of White Supremacy, they don't want to educate Black Children, they don't want Black children to eat or have medical care, Black Children are suffering from the traumatic conditions created by racism and oppression, the Criminal Justise System targeted Black People, stop locking up Black people, stop disciplining Black kids, stop suspending Black kids, stop sterotyping Black people...you people don't understand our culture. Now the cry is for funding and programs to address the outcomes of the previous grifts listed above. Grifting never stops grifting. If anyone truly cares enough to want to see positive changes, not for a few Black people, but care to see Black people thriving as a race; stop grifting and promoting and enabling Black chaos and dysfunction. The things above was a recipe for disaster without being paired with accountability, personal responsibility, rules and boundaries. Results don't lie. 🤷‍♀️
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This country no longer takes the "woes" of the Black Community seriously. Technology has given the entire country an up close and personal look into the happenings in Black Lives and Black Communities, and it has been eye-opening. And don't make attempts to twist it by saying, that's those Black people over there. For years and while complaining the association has been one. While grifting, Trump is after Black People, Trump is taking Black jobs, Black people are living in poverty because of White Supremacy, they don't want to educate Black Children, they don't want Black children to eat or have medical care, Black Children are suffering from the traumatic conditions created by racism and oppression, the Criminal Justise System targeted Black People, stop locking up Black people, stop disciplining Black kids, stop suspending Black kids, stop sterotyping Black people...you people don't understand our culture. Now the cry is for funding and programs to address the outcomes of the previous grifts listed above. Grifting never stops grifting. If anyone truly cares enough to want to see positive changes, not for a few Black people, but care to see Black people thriving as a race; stop grifting and promoting and enabling Black chaos and dysfunction. The things above was a recipe for disaster without being paired with accountability, personal responsibility, rules and boundaries. Results don't lie. 🤷‍♀️

Annette Albright

43,759 views • 7 months ago

This was outside the Karmelo Anthony trial after he was found guilty for first-degree murder Just look at this…. These people want to start a race fight sooooo bad. Only one side taunts and acts like this A black kid kills a white kid and somehow it’s will turned around where they taunt white people Karmelo Anthony could get up to 99 years in prison. I hope he gets 99 years in prison
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This was outside the Karmelo Anthony trial after he was found guilty for first-degree murder Just look at this…. These people want to start a race fight sooooo bad. Only one side taunts and acts like this A black kid kills a white kid and somehow it’s will turned around where they taunt white people Karmelo Anthony could get up to 99 years in prison. I hope he gets 99 years in prison

Wall Street Apes

558,777 views • 1 month ago