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For celebrities, a public platform comes from a large audience, not all who adored. Social media opens stars in many opinions, criticism and even abuse. In recent days, celebrities with people around the world took to their Twitter and Instagram accounts supportThe lives of blacks count and denounce police brutality. Speaking on their social media accounts, several stars have provoked negative reactions from users who disagreed with their messages. While some ignored inflammatory responses ( "do not feed the trolls" is a popular strategy for a reason), others were quick to slam the most offensive. Keep reading for seven celebrities who close their racist comments down on social media this week. And for the inspiring words, see20 signs of black lives matter Everyone should see the protests against.

Model and cookbook authorChrissy Teigenhas never been one to back some drama Twitter. In response to a tweet now removed that challenged his gift to $ 100,000bailout fund for demonstrators, Teigen put (more) money where his mouth is. "Ooo they might need more money then,"she answered. "Make $ 200,000. "And if you are looking for some reading in the middle of the current conversation, seeThese are the books Everyone buys Right Now.

Stars warsactorJohn Boyegatalked about racism and injustice both online and in the streets. After recording the murder ofGeorge Floyd, The actor tweeted that"[Hate] racist" who brought a raging flood in his statements, he asked to remove or to walk back his statement. (Note that there is some profanity in these related items.)

Instead of,Boyega went live Instagram to repeat the feeling and add. He also answered achirp from a now deleted account who threatened to "report" comments to Disney, ownerStars wars, Saying, "I parents, so no need to report to Disney. "He said that the user's promise not to watch his movies again" would not change anything I said. »

Earlier this week, Boyega gave an impassioned speechMarch Material black life in London. "I do not know if I'll have a career after but **** that," he said at one point, as directorsJordan PeeleandOlivia Wildetweet their support and desire to work with him.

Lucasfilm, Disney subsidiary that producesStars wars, toomade a statement of support Boyega"Lucasfilm is with John Boyega and message 'Now is time. black lives havealways importance. black lives havealways was important. black lives havealways meant something. The evil that is racism must stop. We are committed to be part of the change that is long overdue in the world. John Boyega, you are our hero ".

Comedian, actress and host of the cooking competition NetflixI have arrived! Nicole Byer was told by a follower instead of educating their children on black life matter, they "keep their heads down" and just continue watching the popular show. In response, Byer set up a speech for parents worried that their children would be confused or traumatized by the conversation andposted on his Instagram.

"Like this black lady, right? " she started. "She idiot? It makes you tee hee hee? You'd be sad if a police officer injured her, what is right? Well, the current country we live in, where someone you love can be hurt by the color of their skin and support are making a ******* (you can substitute dang if there children are sweet) thing about it ".

It then examines the legacy of protest, why police brutality is systemic, andthe lack of black history taught in schools. "There, I did it. You can read it word for word to your children, "Byer summary. And for some socially educational films to watch right now, see13 documentary on the race you must see if you have not yet.

and musicianLaw & Order: Special Victims UnitStarIce-T has beendifficult racist rhetoricAnd stop the trolls on his twitter for years. Not surprisingly, it has been more active than ever for a few days. It is not only responding to the individual answers, but it also has its mentions for its disciples. "Before I say I'm not" American, "I'm a veteran US Army ..Do your homework, "Reads a tweet.

Another is directed to people who ask for a magical solution for agitation. " The answers? I can not have all the answers .. butYou definitive warned against the problem.. For more than 30 years, "wrote Ice-t.

Pop music starP! Nk First struck the graphics in 2000 and never was afraid to talk about his mind. Twenty years later, she reminds criticism of her political and social opinions that her position from her position has not changed.

"If you did not know I was on equality twenty years ago, forty years ago, it's your fault, not mine"tweeted to people telling him to stick to the music. "Are you surprised to get up for what is right? Not my problem." She continued to say that she will not be sorry to lose fans who choose not to listen to her music because of her support for black life or other beliefs. "Do not let the door hit you," P! NK concluded in his twitter thread, followed by an emoji peace sign.

On his Instagram, actor, writer and directorSeth RogenhadNo patience for racist answers to his black lives post post. TheGunshotandSuper badThe star has kept him short and secane, refusing to debate anyone who criticized his position, extinguishing them. And of course, he was not concerned about the alienation of his audience. "You do not deserve my movies," he wrote to a follower.

British actressKate Beckinsale refused to allow a commentator to change the subject in his answers. She posted on InstagramDemanding charges to be brought against the officers involved in thedraw the death ofBrened Taylor, a non-armed woman who was killed at home in Louisville, Kentucky.

"OK, now doDavid Dorn, "says a commentator, with the hashtag #AllivesMatter. (Dorn was a police captain of St. Louis retired Killed by trying to protect a pioner pionle, by CNN.) Beckinsale called the death of Dorn another "tragedy", but said the commentator was "the cooperating with a slogan offense."

"What is really sad is that you were pushed on a job on the death of a woman and saying" what about someone else "really a bad service to the person you Try to illuminate, "she wrote.