Last Post: 8:31:47am, 07/08/2020
Terry Crews is a good man speaking common sense if you pay attention to his entire message.
The problem however is that we live in an age of soundbites where people will cherry pick statements and contextualize them in a way to support their narrative.
He's taking a stand against black supremacy. Black supremacy, like any other racial supremacy, is wrong. I think we can all agree to this statement. However, black supremacy is nowhere near as common or dangerous as white supremacy during the current political climate. On a pure philosophical standpoint, both are as bad as each others but on a practical standpoint in America in 2020, white supremacy is a much bigger problem.
In the same vein as #AllLivesMatter is taken as opposition to #BlackLivesMatter despite by itself being common sense, going after black supremacy in this context is taken as being opposed to the current movement.
I wish people going after Crews would try to understand his full intentions and I wish Crews was more mindful of the current political climate in how he's communicating his message.