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Ellen DeGeneres is receiving backlash for a since-deleted tweet using the term 'people of color'

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Ellen DeGeneres is facing criticism on social media after posting and subsequently deleting a tweet about the worldwide protests after the killing of George Floyd.Immediately social media users flocked to Twitter to point out her message was'tone-deaf' and hypocritical, as many pointed to her controversial friendship with George W.

Bush.'Like so many of you, I am angry and I am sad,' DeGeneres wrote, according to screenshots of her since-deleted post on Saturday. 'People of color in this country have faced injustice for far too long.

For things to change, things must change.' Controversial: Ellen DeGeneres is facing criticism on social media after posting and subsequently deleting a tweet about the worldwide protests after the killing of.

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