Daniel Erving

Kamala Harris is scheduled to speak at the National Urban League Conference in Nashville, focusing on civil rights, racial justice, and economic inequality. Families of three Black teenagers demanded answers regarding their sons' deaths during the conference.

Families of three 18-year-old Black men—Tyler Smith, Nolan Wells, and Daniel Erving—who died within three months of each other, demanded answers at the National Urban League Conference in Nashville, alleging police conducted inadequate investigations into their deaths. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump, representing the families, highlighted discrepancies in official findings, including contested autopsies and evidence tampering claims.

Ben Crump will join families of three deceased Black teens at the National Urban League conference in Nashville. The teens—Nolan Wells, Daniel Erving, and Tyler Smith—died within three months, with families disputing or awaiting official explanations for their deaths. The event will include speakers like Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, and Andy Beshear.

The family of Daniel Erving, who drowned in April, is calling for justice after two teens were charged with tampering with physical evidence in connection with his death.

Daniel Erving, an 18-year-old honor roll student, drowned in a Texas lake. His mother, Tameca Erving, accused police of hanging up on her during her plea for help and criticized two teens with her son as 'wolves in sheep’s clothing.'