Telan, 14, waits for his dad to finish coaching little league football on Sept. 4. Telan lives with mother and spends every other weekend with his dad. JaMarvin said he worries greatly about his son as he gets older. “I know his 14th year as a young black male is a whole lot different than my 14th year as a black man,” he said. “I’m just so afraid for him because there’s all these things out there in this world that he can get into.”