Elon Musk was challenged about his pronoun comments by a Tesla investor who has a trans child
A Tesla investor with a trans child challenged Elon Musk over his comments about pronouns in a tense discussion on Thursday.where Musk was a speaker, a participant asked him about his recent language but got a cagey response., told Musk that while he was still passionate about Tesla and owned shares in the company, he felt disenfranchised by the CEO's recent behavior.
"It's not always directly related to what you say, but kind of some of the opinions or attention you draw to things like pronouns or something like that. And it's just, it's sad for me to watch that happen," the user said.
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