KAROL MARKOWICZ: Ms. Rachel said, 'I am political.' Parents should take her at her word

Wearing a pink headband and talking in a sing-songy voice, Ms.Rachel’s "Songs for Littles" is a phenomenon among toddlers.
She’s the new Mr.Rogers, according to some, a safe place to park your children while you do the dishes or laundry.The reality is that Rachel Griffin Accurso, who plays the character of Ms.
Rachel, should not be trusted with your kids.She’s become a prominent anti-Israel activist, but that’s just one part of her overall political messaging.If you’re letting your child watch Ms.
Rachel because her anti-Israel comments don’t bother you, it’s important to understand that those comments are part of a larger grouping of far-left opinions.MS RACHEL CLAIMS 'NO ONE NEEDS A BILLION DOLLARS,' ENDORSES DEMOCRATIC PROGRESSIVES ABDUL EL-SAYED, CORI BUSHAccurso describes herself as a devout Christian but often uses it as cover to promote her far-left opinions.While she falsely describes what is happening in Gaza as a "genocide" and pushes what critics say are debunked stories such as mass starvation in Gaza, she also opposes ICE, supports reparations for the descendants of slaves, and opposes the very existence of billionaires.She foments racial strife, as when she said of the investigation into the death of a Black teenager, Nolan Wells, who died after a boat trip near Mississippi's Horn Island, that "We know the investigation and everything that followed would have been different if Nolan Wells were White and his friends were Black.
Nolan and his family deserve justice." There is no evidence that the police racialized the investigation whatsoever.CHILDREN'S YOUTUBE STAR 'MS.RACHEL' STIRS CONTROVERSY WITH RACIAL CLAIM ABOUT NOLAN WELLS INVESTIGATIONIn August, when a Black man was found hanging from a tree in Raleigh, Ms.
Rachel said, "Please listen to the Black community.Black people don’t hang themselves from trees." The man had a history of mental health issues, and his death has been ruled a suicide.She also commented on the death of ...