The Dad of Keaton Jones, viral kid who was bullied,is found supporting white supremacy in his pictur

A middle school student, named Keaton Jones, was recorded by his mom via video about him being bullied in the lunchroom and went viral on social mediaThis led to dozens media outlets nationwide covering the story and made people call Union County Public Schools to do more to address bullying that has been going on with the young boy and within the school. In Jones' video, he says that kids were pouring milk on him and ham put down his shorts at lunch time.The video was supported and shared by the support from celebrities like Captain America actor Chris Evans, Justin Bieber; actress Millie Bobby Brown and even rapper Snoop Dogg has got involved.

This has caused national outrage and people started to look into the kids life further , that's when they found the the father has a history of sharing white supremacy propaganda on Facebook, it has been revealed.

The boy’s father, Shawn White, has been incarcerated in jail since May 2015 for violation of probation related to a aggravated assault conviction in 2012.Before he was sent to Jail he shared multiple images on Facebook of of him displaying his “Pure Breed” and “White Pride” tattoos and wearing an Nazi “SS” sweatshirt.He also has a neck tattoo of “CWB” which may be a reference to the Crazy White Boy gang.

It's uncertain if the mother is with the father at this time, but she was also pictured holding a confederate flag smiling on social media also. A GoFundMe Account which was for young Keaton has recently been shut down so the site can investigate the mothers motives further. When asked about if she started the fundraising account, she said no and and that it shouldn't take away the message that her son is trying to make about bullying. The mother has apologized to the public about her actions on social media also and said that she didn't realize that her son would go viral and that it would come to this. The GoFundMe Account has raised almost $60,000 and the site said they want to make sure that the money is going to young Keaton when all said and done.

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