Brittany Luce

I mean, one of the critiques of Ms. Rachel right now is that she hasn't been staying in her lane as a children's TV star every time she speaks up specifically about the health and welfare of children in Gaza. What do you make of this critique?

You know, she's used her platform to speak out against the bombing and starvation, systematic oppression of children in Gaza right now. Why do you think she is receiving backlash, though, if the messaging isn't on the show or in the songs themselves? Like, this is something she's doing in places that typically children are not going to see it. Like, she did an interview with Zateo Essimo with CNN.

You know, she's used her platform to speak out against the bombing and starvation, systematic oppression of children in Gaza right now. Why do you think she is receiving backlash, though, if the messaging isn't on the show or in the songs themselves? Like, this is something she's doing in places that typically children are not going to see it. Like, she did an interview with Zateo Essimo with CNN.

You know, she's used her platform to speak out against the bombing and starvation, systematic oppression of children in Gaza right now. Why do you think she is receiving backlash, though, if the messaging isn't on the show or in the songs themselves? Like, this is something she's doing in places that typically children are not going to see it. Like, she did an interview with Zateo Essimo with CNN.

You know, this is happening on her Instagram. The children that she's singing to are very small, like they're not going to see these things or hear these messages. I wonder why is the backlash so strong if children aren't really being exposed to this?

You know, this is happening on her Instagram. The children that she's singing to are very small, like they're not going to see these things or hear these messages. I wonder why is the backlash so strong if children aren't really being exposed to this?

You know, this is happening on her Instagram. The children that she's singing to are very small, like they're not going to see these things or hear these messages. I wonder why is the backlash so strong if children aren't really being exposed to this?

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Stay with us. Speaking of headline-worthy, all of this hullabaloo has attracted the attention of major news organizations. Obviously, we're talking NPR right now, but also The New York Times, who spoke with Ms. Rachel directly, or at least corresponded with Ms. Rachel directly through email. The New York Times said that in an emailed response to the publication's request for questions, Ms.

Stay with us. Speaking of headline-worthy, all of this hullabaloo has attracted the attention of major news organizations. Obviously, we're talking NPR right now, but also The New York Times, who spoke with Ms. Rachel directly, or at least corresponded with Ms. Rachel directly through email. The New York Times said that in an emailed response to the publication's request for questions, Ms.

Stay with us. Speaking of headline-worthy, all of this hullabaloo has attracted the attention of major news organizations. Obviously, we're talking NPR right now, but also The New York Times, who spoke with Ms. Rachel directly, or at least corresponded with Ms. Rachel directly through email. The New York Times said that in an emailed response to the publication's request for questions, Ms.

Rachel denied having received money from Hamas. What do you make of that, Samar?

Rachel denied having received money from Hamas. What do you make of that, Samar?

Rachel denied having received money from Hamas. What do you make of that, Samar?

Like, it sounds like the claim was completely unfounded. I haven't seen any evidence that would indicate that it would be something that a journalist would need to follow up on.

Like, it sounds like the claim was completely unfounded. I haven't seen any evidence that would indicate that it would be something that a journalist would need to follow up on.

Like, it sounds like the claim was completely unfounded. I haven't seen any evidence that would indicate that it would be something that a journalist would need to follow up on.

Hmm. Hmm. I mean, at the end of the day, it blows my mind that a very popular... children's entertainer from YouTube and Netflix, had to deal with unfounded accusations of having ties to Hamas. But that is actually in line with the Heritage Foundation's Project Esther, brought to you by the makers of Project 2025.