Actor Terry Crews is one of the few men who have come forward as victims of sexual abuse and misconduct in Hollywood. And some people out there seem to have a problem with that:
Ah, hell. https://t.co/5zYF5nlrBF
— Xavier D'Leau (@XavierDLeau) July 2, 2018
What did Terry Crews do that was so objectionable? Last year, he drew a comparison between transgenderism and transracialism:
Why is it considered perfectly fine to be transgender, but deemed totally unacceptable to be… https://t.co/8JMrKLjIic
— terry crews (@terrycrews) April 29, 2017
https://www.instagram.com/p/BTfBatLB1Kl/
This Xavier D’Leau guy, who markets himself as a “blogger, social commentator, and digital content creator,” feels Crews needs to get “informed”:
Did he correct his statements? This is old.
Are you now informed, @terrycrews?
— Xavier D'Leau (@XavierDLeau) July 2, 2018
But Crews feels plenty “informed,” thank you very much. And he’s certainly not taking D’Leau’s bait:
I’m called homophobic because I did not want to be molested.
I’m called transphobic because I asked a question comparing gender and race.
I’m called homosexual because I came forward with my story.
Call me what you want.
I love them all. https://t.co/m84GeUSjWz
— terry crews (@terrycrews) July 2, 2018
Maybe — just maybe — identity politics aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.
https://twitter.com/AdamBaldwin/status/1013844262868246528
Keep speaking out, Terry. I admire your courage so much. ❤️
— Meg (@girlnthetardis) July 2, 2018
Support you 100% – you’re such an inspiration ?
— // L A U R A J A Y N E // (@laurajaynesays) July 2, 2018