(Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)I have not spoken to a single Black person who is not suspicious about what happened to Nolan Wells. When a Black person is hurt or harmed in this country, especially by white people or by the state, we are not simply allowed to be wronged. Watch how every Black family in this position is pushed to canonize their child before the body is even in the ground. The victim is presumed complicit in his own death until his family can prove otherwise, and the proving is on them. And we know the tell, because it never changes: the burden lands on us to prove we were wronged, instead of on the people who wronged us to answer for it.