Don’t forget the justice for Nolan Wells march is today in Scotlandville starting at 3

A call for answers in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells is bringing communities together across the country, including right here in Baton Rouge.

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Now, a nationwide movement is giving people an opportunity to show their support and call for greater transparency. The One March. Fifty States. initiative is organizing peaceful marches and prayer gatherings across the country, with a local event planned for Sunday, Nov. 1, in Baton Rouge. Manasha Beckwith, the Baton Rouge local organizer, is teaming up with prayer leader and motivational speaker Kimberly Spruill to bring the community together.

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The message behind the movement is simple: "What happened to Nolan?" Organizers say the gathering is about seeking truth, transparency, and accountability while showing Nolan's mother that she is not alone.

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Participants are encouraged to wear black, bring signs, and bring their voices. There will also be opportunities to create posters and cards with messages of encouragement for Nolan's mother. The march and prayer gathering will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday at Scotlandville Plaza, also known as The V, located at 8484 Scenic Highway. Participants will march and return to the plaza.

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Yall come out and show some love for these Kings and Queens