The controversy began when several people entered Whitewater High School’s gym with their faces and parts of their bodies painted black during a game against LaGrange High. NAACP presses for clarityFayette County NAACP President Kevin Pratt II called for clear standards to prevent repeat incidents. Still, former Fayette NAACP president Ken Bryant noted this was not the first such controversy. *Georgia State Rep. Derrick Jackson (District 68) called a press conference with leaders of the Fayette NAACP to address the blackface incident at Whitewater High School in Fayetteville. *NAACP Vice President Quentin Pullen, President Kevin Pratt II and Rep. Derrick Jackson at the press conference Monday afternoon.