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12-year-old boy slapped, tormented by family on Instagram Live for being gay, sparking outrage
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Warning: This article contains disturbing descriptions of violence.A video of a young boy in Atlanta physically and verbally assaulted by his alleged family, and with the word “gay” shaved into his head, has gone viral.
Now, a local politician has stepped in with a message of hope for LGBTQ kids everywhere.11 Alive News reports the video first appeared on Instagram June 17.
In it, adults slap and beat a 12-year old boy identified only as “Tyler” while also yelling verbal insults at him. The word “gay” also appears shaved into his hair as part of the humiliation.
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