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Hate for Nolan Wells’ Mom Reflects a Double Burden for Black Families Mourning in the Spotlight
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The Root
A parent shouldn’t have to grieve a child’s death while defending themselves against strangers, but that’s exactly what Nolan Wells’ family is facing.
RELATED: New Developments in Nolan Wells Case After Family Meets With DAWe previously told you Wells was found dead after going missing during a Fourth of July trip with friends.
For Black families, that public scrutiny often carries an additional burden: the need to defend their humanity while mourning.
Days earlier, Wells’ mother took to Instagram, thanking the public for all of the support the family has received.
My sweet Nolan your light will continue to shine and I’m grateful to the Lord for the time we had.”