Who is Julian Glenn Coatley?
A nice man, a kind man, like his dad, a man of little words, who loves women and children. He cringles when children are mistreated and or when women are abused, especially those with mental disabilities. He is an African American male who sought a normal life with me, his devoted mother, a woman commended as being a loving mother, a mother of over 200% supportive of my dear son, Julian by all over the years who have known me.
I have always been commended as being a genuine good mother with whom my son shared a strong bond. We were always there for one another. To Julian, the words that I utter, "Julian, I love you and I will always stand by you, no matter what".
Julian and I were inseparable in public, always discussing our strong faith and values with others.
The community respected us for our high moral standards. Family activities, such as recreation, dining, and shopping, were integral to our relationship, but the matters of guardianship have deprived us of this.

Our most cherished moments were being dressed well and attending worship services together. That always puts a big smile on Julian's face. (exhibit, son in suit) Julian found solace in these services, which had a profoundly positive effect on his mental state.

He needs his worship services and the association with his spiritual family. We enjoyed so much together, the assemblies, conventions and other spiritual outings which included good clean fun.
Sadly, the matters of guardianship with its restrictive means of care have deprived him of this. To interrupt this does not align with his best interest.

Despite experiencing housing difficulties, my receipt of a housing voucher appeared to be a turning point for me and my dear son, Julian, however, what started with my asking for local government assistance ultimately led to a downward spiral of never ending and ongoing distressing events.

"We ALL have civil and human rights regardless color or race and all of us have rights to fair treatment"
A Press Release:
"FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE":
"African American Families Have Been Fighting For Equality In The State Of NC since the early 1800's". Discrimination is abuse. This injustice as explained below against my son is also discrimination against me as one who is associated with him.
"An elderly African American Mother and dad lives daily in turmoil as they, specifically the elderly mother. fights For her son, separated as a result of unlawful discrimination by Wake County Human Services, as found in a court of law". This elderly mother cries, "WHERE IS MY SON"?

Wrongful Guardianship, Appointment under The ARC of NC DISCRIMINATES by keeping an African American male, Julian Coatley at Risk of Abuse and Exploitation

[Raleigh, NC] - Julian Glenn Coatley, an African adult American male, a vulnerable individual, is isolated from his mother, by being held against his will by a wrongfully court-appointed guardian, with his current whereabouts now unknown.

The guardian has cited the need for him to get "used" to the relocation to a new facility under a proven negligent provider as reason for withholding his location,(pretextual)despite concerns of abuse and exploitation as confirmed by the NC "DHHS", however, evidence suggests the true reason for withholding his location is Julian's history of substantiated abuse and exploitation reports against the very facilities he's been placed in under the guardianship.

'This is a clear case of retaliation and exploitation,' said Denise, a concerned mother and advocate. 'The guardian's actions are putting Julian's safety and well-being at risk, and it's imperative that he is located and protected immediately.'

The motion filed in NC seeks to expeditiously remove the guardianship and address the alleged abuse and exploitation, however getting the hearing lags

Denise is working tirelessly to bring Julian home and raise awareness about the need for guardianship reform to eliminate guardianship abuse. Won't you please help us fight for equality for this African American family in North Carolina, a state with a history of equality against African American families. Please open this link
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Please help us raise awareness to this case. It will be greatly appreciated. Thanks a million.

The words of Civil and Human Rights Icon.Martin Luther King Jr. still resonates

"Darkness Cannot Drive Out Darkness, Only Light Can Do That"
Martin Luther King Jr

The Unseen: Uncovering the Truth About Guardianship Abuse the elderly. The fabricated words, the misuse of the term, ". Best interest"

The very organizations that claim to uphold civil and human rights of the disabled are the very ones who are violating their rights. A crucial point:

The term "best interest" can be misused to justify restrictive decisions. In our case, it seems the guardian's actions are prioritizing control over the individual's well-being and relationships.

Let's add this to the summary:

The guardian's interpretation of 'best interest' has led to isolation and abuse, highlighting the need for stronger safeguards and oversight in guardianship arrangements, for vulnerable individuals with mental disabilities."

"Collaborate with me in various ways available to you, as I work tirelessly in the stand against GUARDIANSHIP ABUSE for the elderly and the vulnerable and not just for ourselves but for all others." #Guardianshipabuseaffectsusall

GUARDIANSHIP REFORMATION
"To Have More Advocates And Activists Who Are Willing To Go The Extra Mile" to stand up and promote the"genuine" best interests of the elderly and the vulnerable". A Facebook hashtag:
#Pleasetreattheelderlyright

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Please open the above link and please help me raise awareness to this case which a book is in the process in regards, with hopes of it becoming a documentary. I have been included in the Citizen Portal as I stand up for the rights of myself as an elderly woman and mother and also the rights of the vulnerable. For more details on this highly damaging and devastating case and the work that I am doing, please contact me via email and it by calling 919-857-5326. I have a lot to say. Thanks a million!