Ms. Rachel Fires Back at Political Critics With a Question They May Not Like

Your support touched our hearts: Gaza girl thanks Ms Rachel

A girl from Gaza has thanked popular children’s educator and YouTube star Rachel, widely known as Ms Rachel, for her support for Palestinian children. Nisreen Skaik shared a video on Instagram on Sunday, September 20, addressing Ms Rachel and tagging her account, @msrachelforlittles. “From the heart of Gaza, to Ms Rochelle,” Skaik said. “Your voice, … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and …

NPR Defends Kid-Vid Host Ms. Rachel's Pro-Hamas 'Genocide' Lie

NPR Defends Kid-Vid Host Ms. Rachel's Pro-Hamas 'Genocide' Lie NPR’s galling pro-Palestinian bias showed itself again on Friday’s Morning Edition, with Muslim co-host Leila Fadel celebrating the YouTube children’s entertainer -- and Hamas propagandist -- known as Ms. Rachel, in “Ms. Rachel has entered her album era, and she is so happy about it.”Leila Fadel, Host: If you have a young child in your life, you've likely heard this voice.[clip] Ms. …

Ms. Rachel Fires Back at Political Critics With a Question They May Not Like

Photo Credit: @msrachel / YouTube Ms. Rachel has responded to criticism of her advocacy for Palestinian children, arguing that concerns about children being killed should not depend on their race. In an Instagram post on September 18, she wrote, “So it’s not political to say children shouldn’t be killed if they are white but if they are brown or black it is? That’s racism.” Ms. Rachel calls criticism of her advocacy for Palestinian children “rac…

Ms. Rachel Stands Firm On Palestine Support: ‘I Wouldn’t Change Anything’

Ms. Rachel is opening up about the backlash she faced after publicly supporting Palestine. The children’s educator, whose real name […] The Ms. Rachel Stands Firm On Palestine Support: ‘I Wouldn’t Change Anything’ first appeared on The Blast

Ms. Rachel defends Gaza advocacy amid criticism

The children’s entertainer told Rolling Stone she has not been deterred by warnings that her outspoken support for Palestinians could cost her viewers and business partnerships.

Ms Rachel, the controversial queen of toddler TV: ‘My goal isn’t to be the most liked. It’s to help kids and speak the truth’ (The Guardian)

The Guardian: Ms Rachel, the controversial queen of toddler TV: ‘My goal isn’t to be the most liked. It’s to help kids and speak the truth’. “Her catchy videos have racked up billions of views, but Rachel Accurso’s statements on everything from Gaza to LGBTQ rights have caused a stir. She talks about screen time, song fatigue and speculation she might enter politics.”