Sheryl Crow Targeted After Anti-Musk Protest

Sheryl Crow reported that after publicly selling her Tesla to protest Elon Musk's political activities and his appointment as an advisor to President Donald Trump, an armed man trespassed on her Tennessee property, leaving her fearful for her safety. Crow donated the proceeds from the sale to NPR and noted that the current social climate in Tennessee makes activism feel riskier than in past decades. She contrasted this with her earlier activism against Walmart's gun sales in the 1990s. Despite backlash, including criticism from political figures and threats to her personal safety, Crow remains committed to speaking out on issues she cares about. Her activism is driven by concern for her children and her upbringing. Crow continues to advocate publicly for her values and the future of her family.