Not only did Denton don blackface, he also dressed up as an accused rapist. It's hard to imagine a worse decision. In 2016, one would hope that our country's young people would be able to tell right from wrong, funny from offensive, and literally black from white. But alas, here we are.Denton has deleted his Twitter and Instagram accounts, but his Facebook is still live and flooding with comments about his costume choice. According to The Echo , Denton apologized on Instagram in a now-deleted post. He said he is now receiving death threats and that he has been called "a monster, a rapist, and a supremacist," but that the real Brock Denton is none of these things. He also claims that he has been "writing a book over the last two years about what it means to be a good person." Actions speak louder than words, buddy.