Errol Musk on Growing Up in Apartheid South Africa, No Racism There Now (Part 2)
January 24, 2025
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Errol Musk, father of Elon Musk, shared his insights on growing up in apartheid South Africa while suggesting that racism is no longer a problem in the country today. Musk emphasized that apartheid was a system inherited from European colonial powers and not exclusive to South Africa, noting that many African countries under colonial rule experienced similar segregation. He recounted personal memories, including attending Nelson Mandela's trial in 1963 and witnessing the changes Mandela eventually brought about as South Africa's first Black president. Musk argued that the nation is now experiencing unprecedented harmony and challenging anyone to show him a racist incident in modern South Africa.
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