Native American boy attacked over racism claims at Kansas City Chiefs game
A Young Kansas City Chiefs Fan Defends His Native American Heritage
A young Kansas City Chiefs fan recently faced online backlash and accusations of racism for his attire at a game. However, it has now been revealed that the child is of Native American descent, making the accusations baseless.
In a powerful Facebook post, the boy’s mother, Shannon Armenta, clarified the situation, stating, “This has nothing to do with the NFL. He is Native American – just stop already.” She also pointed out that the photo chosen to create division was selectively taken, ignoring the fact that the boy was proudly wearing a Native American headdress.
Further evidence of the boy’s heritage comes from his grandfather, Raul Armenta, a board member of the Chumash Tribe in California. Real Kansas City Chiefs Fans, a Facebook group, confirmed this information.
Not only was the young fan accused of racism, but he was also falsely accused of wearing blackface. However, other photos circulating online clearly show that the other side of his face was painted red, representing the Kansas City Chiefs’ colors.
“Leave this kid alone.”
The Facebook group defending the young fan expressed frustration with the one-sided portrayal of the situation and urged others to stop targeting the child.
Despite the truth coming to light, the story against the young fan remains online on Deadspin as of Wednesday morning. The Kansas City Chiefs have been contacted for comment by The Washington Examiner.
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