Teen Mom Jenelle Evans’ husband David slams Black History Month and praises ‘white people’ after defending n-word
TEEN Mom Jenelle Evans's husband David Eason ruffled feathers yet again after slamming TikTok for celebrating Black History Month, and praising white people as "beautiful."
The fired reality star has faced serious backlash after recently defending the n-word in a Facebook post.
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, 32, returned to the platform of late to air his opinion on Black History Month.
The North Carolina native shared a message he received from TikTok reading: "Celebrate the beauty of Blackness past, present and future with TikTok. #MakeBlackHistory."
The ex TV star rushed to Facebook to share his distaste about the video-sharing app's campaign, where he wrote: "Got this notification on TikTok and I'm just curious.
"If they had said 'Celebrate the beauty of whiteness. #MakeWhiteHistory,' would yall push to cancel TokTok too?"
He added: "Doesn't it going both ways? Aren't white people beautiful? What if TikTok was owned by a black man, I've never seen a black person canceled for their beliefs in my lifetime..... #cancelculture #OneRaceHumanRace."
Fans were appalled by David's post, as one shared the post to with the caption: "Can you just SHUT UP my god..."
Several were disgusted with the father of three, as they commented: "He is so annoying" and "Ew. He makes me sick."
Others mentioned his , one citing: "This a**hole wants to be oppressed so bad, it's pathetic."
"Imagine having more privilege than any other group in America and still being this much of a f**king loser," another raged.
Some worried about the impact of David on his kids, fuming: "The man just doesn't know when to shut up. If this is the s**t he posts, imagine what he says in his own home, around his children."
"What a dunce," the following Redditor said shortly.
David was also recently slammed for in regards to African-Americans.
In a regarding racial slurs, the controversial father posted: "What's the problem? They call themselves n***a all day every day.
"Even lifting up the word like it's elegant in their songs. Not that I think it's right but life is a two way street.
"Why do black people get away with calling white people crackers, snow flakes, Nazis, supremacists, etc."
In a later post he added: "Now that I think about it I've been called n***a and n****r at least a couple thousand times in my life.
"Is that racism? My friends didn't care if I said it back to them when I was a kid."
Despite the TV personality's much-disputed content, his wife , 29, recently took to his defense.
The mom of three hopped on TikTok to ensure her fans that in her family
The MTV star videotaped herself walking into her 3-year-old daughter Ensley's room, speaking to the camera: "Let's step into my daughter's room and see what's the last toy she played with."
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Picking up the child's doll, she showed the toy to her followers: "Oh would you look at that? Ensley's favorite baby doll."
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"See, in this household, we don't judge anyone by the color of their skin," she clapped back after many have accused her husband of being racist.
The alum captioned the clip: "And that's on raising them right. #NoRacism #ParentingDoneRight."