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The family of Nolan Xavier Wells is demanding a transparent investigation into his death after the 18-year-old went missing over July 4th weekend during a boat trip with his friends. Wells’ family has hired civil rights attorney Ben Crump; who says his friends have given conflicting accounts about who last saw him and his family says there were messages deleted from his phone. MS Now Reporter Maya Eaglin and host of “Politics Nation” Reverend Al Sharpton join The Weekend to discuss.

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  1. 1
    @JeffMcDonald-v9i

    Im actually kinda surprised that Nolan Wells made it out his mother’s womb..still the most dangerous place in America for black folks is between their mother’s legs

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    @marshatacaradine9459

    “Consequently you will see the enemy’s children, the enemy’s personality being held up as normal, as representing the norm.  Our behavior to the degree that it differs from that of our enemy, is seen as deviant and thus abnormal.  To that degree we confuse equality with sameness, where we think that in order to be equal or greater than our enemy we have to be the same as our enemy; to the degree we think differentness automatically represents inferiority and therefore we become alarmed at anything that says we are somehow different from our enemy.” Dr. Amos Wilson

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