Twitter Users Mock 'Talcum X' Shaun King After Racial Activist's Account Disappears
Pro-Black Lives Matter racial activist and former New York Daily News writer Shaun King, who is widely reported to be a white man impersonating a black radical, garnered mockery on Twitter after his account disappeared. Some of “Talcum X’s” critics are speculating that information could be dropping about the racial agitator.
The question is: What kind of information could possibly embarrass Shaun King more than his “white man” scandal. For the record, Shaun King maintains that a black guy actually fathered him, even though a white guy is listed as his father on his birth certificate.
“Must be some bad shit coming out on Shaun King if he went full Casper mode and deleted his account,” said The Killstream host Ethan Ralph as it became known that King’s account was either deactivated temporarily or deleted. King is also known as “Martin Luther Cream” for the revelations about his white heritage.
Must be some bad shit coming out on Shaun King if he went full Casper mode and deleted his account
— Ethan Ralph (@TheRalphRetort) July 17, 2021
I forgot Shaun King was on Seinfeld. 😂 pic.twitter.com/l8SQMM1Akf
— In My Mind (@MeAloneInMyMind) July 17, 2021
Shaun King claims that the “white man on my birth certificate is not my biological father and that my actual biological father is a light-skinned black man” and “For my entire life, I have held the cards of my complicated family history very close to my chest. I preferred to keep it that way and deeply resent that I have been forced to authenticate so many intimate details of my life to prove who I really am.” However, King’s story has been disputed by the black Left. “A family member tells CNN that both of King’s parents are white,” said CNN host Don Lemon in a past episode, with respect to Shaun King’s alleged whiteness.
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