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A Georgia teacher has resigned after he allegedly made a disturbing comment about a photo of a supposed Black Lives Matter supporter kneeling on a white baby’s neck.

DeKalb County Schools District officials confirmed Friday that Brian Papin, a special education teacher at Cedar Grove High School in Atlanta, resigned after outrage over a comment he made on Facebook about a viral photo.

(Source: Fox 5 Atlanta)

“DeKalb County School District administrators were made aware of the disturbing social media posts on July 22, 2020. The teacher has resigned and is no longer employed with DCSD,” the official Twitter account of the DeKalb County Schools wrote. “Again, there is no place for racism and abuse in our school district.”

DeKalb County School District (DCSD) administrators were made aware of the disturbing social media posts on July 22, 2020. The teacher is no longer employed with DCSD. Again, there is no place for racism or abuse in our school district.

— DeKalb Schools, GA (@DeKalbSchools) July 24, 2020

In a previous tweet, officials had said they were “currently investigating the situation.”

Papin appeared to encourage violence toward a child seen in the photo of a man named Isaiah Jackson kneeling on the neck of his girlfriend’s two-year-old son. The crying child, dressed only in a diaper, could be seen being held with his arms behind him in the photo captioned with “Blm now mf.”

Jackson, whose arrest record includes domestic violence, burglary, and assault charges, was booked in Ohio’s Clark County Jail this week after the shocking photo emerged.

Black Lives Matter supporter seen kneeling on white baby’s neck in viral photo jailed, awaits charges https://t.co/5bMWANtXph pic.twitter.com/khrtCjCtu6

— Conservative News (@BIZPACReview) July 23, 2020

Papin reacted on Facebook with a disturbing comment that quickly gained attention.

“Again! You’re doing it wrong! One knee on center of the back, one on the neck, and lean into it until death! You saw the video! Get it right or stop f—ing around!” Papin allegedly wrote, sparking outrage.

We got work to do people!!
Brian Papin a school educator, makes sick comment of baby with knee on neck.
Share this with everyone! pic.twitter.com/TJGGTDxVpb

— Nick LaBoy (@nicklaboy83) July 22, 2020

Dan please look into Brian Papin. As the father of a disabled child it scares me to see a disabled students teacher pushing forward the appropriate way to kill a white child. He teaches in GA and he must go! I’ve never been for cancel culture b4 now. pic.twitter.com/2vdN9QMQL0

— luvnrepublicanlife (@luvnrepublican1) July 23, 2020

Just wondering if it is common place for your teachers to cheer for the torture and death of White toddlers?
Brian Papin, a Special Education teacher at Cedar Grove High School in Atlanta, Georgia NEEDS FIRED TODAY pic.twitter.com/Eyg0JCTTPO

— Chris Lacombe (@frilled2b) July 23, 2020

Nationalist Review reported that after reaching out to the educator for a comment about his post, he “promptly changed his Facebook name, locked his account, and went into digital hiding.”

Apparently, Papin shut down his Twitter account as well.

This dude deadass deleted his Twitter because he can’t take the heat! He can incite violence against a White toddler but as soon as we come for him he’s a coward and runs! #BrianPapin pic.twitter.com/J8Xyrce8Th

— The Alaskan (@ak_libertarian) July 23, 2020

But screenshots of posts Papin had allegedly made previously were shared on the social media platform.

“Trump supporters only have one religion: White supremacy!” one of the comments read.

For additional statements he’s made:

He calls Trump supporters “white supremacists,” claims Jesus would “slam” Trump and US.

Also, encouraging the BLM thug to lean on an innocent white kid’s neck until the kid died.

We will see the result of this investigation. pic.twitter.com/YcdajOdK3c

— Chief “Groyper” Carlson (I Expose Con Inc) (@ChiefTrumpster) July 23, 2020

Twitter users continued to react in horror and anger over the accusations and many wondered why the news was not all over the mainstream media.

I wouldn’t want him teaching my kid 😬

— Miss Tyree (@MissTyree8) July 25, 2020

Even though #BrianPapin is wearing a cross around his neck in this photo, he cannot be called a Christian. We Christians dont tell other people how to murder little boys and we don’t let other people murder little boys, either.
. pic.twitter.com/xfRXSetBHy

— David the Republican (@BennytheKite) July 25, 2020

#IsaiahJackson, #BrianPapin. Very disturbing yet a majority of the News Media is not reporting this.

— Christine weed (@ctopsur) July 23, 2020

Agreed, but #brianpapin has now resigned. I’m going to try and follow where he goes next so that we can keep up the pressure.

— The Alaskan (@ak_libertarian) July 25, 2020

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