Mustafa Ali Stands Up Against Racist Fan On Twitter

205 Live Superstar Mustafa Ali has been open in the past about racism as he looks to change perceptions around the world. Now he is back at it on social media.

Many people throughout the world perceive individuals a certain way based on the color of the skin or where they come from. This, as we know, is wrong, racist and an incorrect judge of character.

Ali is a former Chicago police officer, a father and a man who fights for the respect of his peers and the WWE Universe each and every week.

WWE tweeted out a clip showing Ali cutting a promo about building up 205 Live:

Brick by brick. Night after night. @MustafaAliWWE holds NOTHING back in his quest to build up #205Live! pic.twitter.com/qZDXsCDzWu

— WWE (@WWE) May 22, 2018

This prompted a racist fan to tweet at WWE, suggesting that Ali make bombs or shoot up schools since ‘they’re’ good at it:

https://twitter.com/GreenVGC/status/998895743476772865

There was a huge amount of backlash towards the user, but nobody had a response as interesting as that of Ali himself, who replied:

My friend, evil doesn't know any bounds.

My goal is to prove good doesn't know any bounds as well.

Let go of your preconceived ideas and open your eyes. https://t.co/3oWj4Txzy6

— Mustafa Ali / Adeel Alam (@AliWWE) May 22, 2018

Props to the Superstar for handling the situation he did. What are your thoughts on this? Are you a fan of Ali?

Check out Ali taking on Buddy Murphy recently on 205 Live down below:

Mustafa Ali vs. Buddy Murphy: WWE 205 Live, May 8, 2018

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