Popular children's YouTube star Ms. Rachel is under fire after being caught red-handed liking an Instagram comment that called to "free America from the Jews" – a shocking revelation that has parents across America questioning what kind of poison this woman has been feeding their children.
The so-called "accidental" like has exposed what many conservative parents already suspected: that Ms. Rachel, real name Rachel Griffin-Accurso, is just another woke entertainer using children's content to push her radical leftist agenda. This latest incident is merely the tip of the iceberg in her documented history of anti-Israel activism.
For months, eagle-eyed parents have been tracking Ms. Rachel's increasingly political social media presence, noting her pattern of anti-Israel posts and support for pro-Palestinian causes. But liking a comment that echoes Nazi-era rhetoric? That crosses every line imaginable.
Parents Fight Back Against Woke Children's Content
"This is exactly why we need to be vigilant about what our children are consuming," said one concerned mother on social media. "These entertainers think they can hide their radical views behind songs and colorful sets, but their true colors always come out eventually."
Ms. Rachel's pathetic attempt to claim the like was "accidental" rings hollow to parents who have watched her carefully curate her online presence to push progressive talking points. How do you accidentally endorse eliminationist anti-Semitism? The answer is simple: you don't.
This incident perfectly illustrates why the Trump administration's focus on rooting out woke ideology from every corner of American life is so crucial. These radical influencers are targeting our most vulnerable citizens – our children – with their poisonous worldview.
Smart parents have already pulled the plug on Ms. Rachel's content, recognizing that anyone who "accidentally" promotes anti-Jewish hatred has no business entertaining American children. It's time for all patriotic families to do the same and find wholesome, truly neutral content for their kids.
The question every parent should be asking: if she'll "accidentally" like anti-Semitic content, what other radical messages is she deliberately weaving into your child's daily viewing?