Actor Terry Crews says Black Lives Matter shouldn't become 'Black Lives Better' — and woke white leftists actually try educating him

Actor Terry Crews hasn't been silent amid the tumultuous left-wing cultural shift that's followed George Floyd's death at the hands of police in May — but his words haven't always been to the left's liking.

You might recall earlier this month when he declared that "defeating White supremacy without White people creates Black supremacy. Equality is the truth. Like it or not, we are all in this together."

Crews got ripped for his words — with one Twitter commenter even telling him to "shut yo coon ass up."

Now what?

Undaunted, Crews was back in the fray Tuesday with a similar Twitter message:

"If you are a child of God, you are my brother and sister," he wrote. "I have family of every race, creed and ideology. We must ensure #blacklivesmatter doesn't morph into #blacklivesbetter."

Uh-oh.

As you might expect, backlash again headed Crews' way. And while most of it came from black people, there were a number of white observers — no doubt confidently riding their great woke wave — who actually thought it was a noble idea to join the pushback and even educate Crews.

For example, comedian Tony Posnanski told Crews that "you and JK Rowling would make some pretty ignorant children," and an attorney added that "even I understand that the point of #BlackLivesMatter is to stop police discriminating against and killing black people, so America might truly become equal."

Among other responses:

• "Why are you playing into right wing narratives???" one commenter asked.
• "I don't know how a big strong successful black man at the height of his career can tell other black people at the bottom of the highest mountain to hold back?" another asked. "BLMing WOULD be better &, universally, for the better."
• "What the f***ing f*** does that even f***ing mean?" a budding wordsmith inquired.
• "I've seen the same logic used against the LGBTQ community. The rights being demanded are the same rights that us white folk take for granted every damn day. The myth is 'someone else having equal rights translates into less for rights me.' My heart hurts," another commenter offered.
• "You are crazy," another said.