@pastormikejr: As a father, this one hits different. I have two sons in college right now. I call them. I check on them. I pray over them. I expect them to come home. And the truth is, either one of my sons could have been Nolan Wells. That is why this moment has to become bigger than race, creed, religion, politics, or background. Before we are anything else, we are human. We are parents. We are families. We are neighbors. Nolan’s story should not divide us. It should remind us how much we need each other. This is a moment for compassion over categories, unity over opinions, and love over everything that tries to separate us. For Nolan. For his family. For every parent who deserves to know their child is seen, valued, protected, and loved. We have to come together.