In a controversial move, Elon Musk has reportedly blocked Disney Pride content on X (formerly Twitter), sparking outrage and debate across social media. Musk, known for his outspoken views, stated that “woke” ideology is not suitable for children, drawing both praise and criticism from different groups.
This decision comes as part of Musk’s broader push to reshape X into a platform for what he calls “free speech,” but many see it as an attack on inclusivity. Disney’s Pride content, which promotes LGBTQ+ awareness and representation, has been a key part of its efforts to foster diversity and acceptance. By restricting it, Musk has ignited fierce discussions on whether social media platforms should regulate such content.
Supporters of Musk argue that parents should have more control over what children see online and that large corporations should not be pushing social agendas. Critics, however, see this as a form of censorship and discrimination against marginalized communities.
Disney has yet to officially respond to Musk’s move, but advocacy groups are already calling for action against X, urging users and advertisers to reconsider their association with the platform. As the controversy unfolds, it raises larger questions about the balance between free speech, corporate influence, and the rights of different communities in the digital age.
