She was supported by subscriptions After Elon Musk acquired the social network Twitter, he said that he would ensure freedom of speech on the site. The New York Times reacted to this, reminding Musk of his childhood under apartheid. Discuss son of racism” alt=”Elon Musk's mother commented on son's accusations of racism” Elon Musk's mother commented on son's accusations of racism questioned his sincerity to ensure freedom of speech on Twitter. The mother of entrepreneur May Musk reacted to this.
She said on Twitter that in South Africa, if you publicly criticize apartheid, you could go to jail. At the same time, she emphasized that her son was then a child and could not influence the course of things in any way. governments?” May Musk wrote.
She was supported by many subscribers. “Oh yes, Elon Musk couldn’t end apartheid in South Africa as a child, so now he is suddenly bad,” wrote one user.