Terry's point is that black people are labeled a sellout if they don't go along with the approach of 'burn it down' if demands are not met, and that we have to be careful not to allow those particular people to dictate what it means to improve our way of life. I've experienced it myself when arguing a different point of view. What I found interesting this week is when Atlanta's mayor--who is a strict proponent of BLM--changed her tune talking on CNN about the 8-year-old black girl shot and killed over the weekend. Mayor Bottoms is now saying what I've been saying: In addition to police brutality, we need to also be able to have a conversation about what's going on in our own community and do more to fight "the enemy within." That's a conversation we need to have simultaneously with police brutality and racism, she said, and Terry's point is the same.