@adivunsolicited: Mississippi has a body count of black peiple hanging from trees and a pattern of calling it “suicide.” So when an 18-year-old named Nolan Wells goes missing on July 4th and turns up dead two days later, our instinct not to trust the first official story isn’t paranoia it’s our real lived experience. Mississippi didn’t officially ratify the 13th Amendment the one that abolished slavery until February 2013. Not a typo. 1995 they voted for it, then never filed the paperwork with the National Archives. It took two guys watching the movie Lincoln to notice and fix it. So when people say “that was so long ago,” ask them what year it actually became official on paper. That’s the culture of Mississippi But here’s the line we have to hold: knowing this could happen isn’t the same as knowing it did. Real history, real questions, real demand for transparency without turning grief into a guessing game that only helps people dismiss us. Say the history. Demand the investigation. Let the facts not the algorithm decide what happened to Nolan. #nolanwells #mississippi #BlackTikTok #BlackHistory

Adivunsolicited :

Guys stop writing the video is glitching please, you do this every single upload. I upload longer form videos and they always need a bit to process

supasuit6 :

my mom was born in 1958....

PNW.Feminist4.0 :

We can’t ignore the history of yt people and how we’ve acted in Mississippi. This SCREAMS, hooded yt group. This is the time for yt people to hold the hooded group accountable and end the senseless deaths of the Black Community. History can’t get any louder.

Ed Granddaughter :

My family is from Mississippi and some are still there. I will never step foot in Mississippi.

bubblesforever :

MISSISSIPPI IS AMERICA’S PROBLEM! I am so sickened by all the racism I just don’t get it! Why hate!?

Zeus :

My uncle was beaten to 💀 in Mississippi just for being black by 3 whyt men with metal bats

Marshall :

May god bless and protect Black Americans

faithygirl_K78 :

This was not that long ago 😢😢😢it happened to my best friend’s cousin they found him on the railroad tracks in purvis Mississippi TRYING TO SAY IT WAS A SUCIDE /I am devastated for the south I hate Cali due to the way it’s expensive but I can’t imagine being in the south 😢😢😢😢~JUST HEARTBREAKING 💔

docelroy :

your content is wonderful

aprilgratteau :

I’ve only stayed in Mississippi once overnight. Never again.

Mamba :

Thank you for educating

L O V E S E Q U E L :

I've been looking for that interview in the beginning for so long

ImportedChocolate 🍫 :

The Finance Slayer💗💚 :

This is so heartbreaking. My mom was born in 1959 and my dad was born in 1949. This is not ancient history. 😐

user2109915320118 :

Tears are falling down my face. I am heartbroken.

Miss Chrissy baby :

I was born and raised in the northeast. My grandmother was born in 1916 and my mother in 1943. The stories I learned about my family from the rural south when my grandmother was in hospice in 2014…. Completely changed my world view forever.

Moon🥰 :

My mom was born in 1968. She was the first person on my maternal side born with civil rights. This is not old this is modern history.

Sly :

way too early the video is glitching gotta save and come back later

skyppbaele$$ :

my dad was born in 1963.... im the first Gen to not experience outright in my face racism. I JUST turned 45

Sina 🌈🍉 :

Thank you for this information.

Zé Angolano em Portugal :

oh oh, this video is been stopped...

StylishBloke :

Was waiting for your video on this