Children's YouTuber star Ms.
Rachel told Rolling Stone magazine on Tuesday that the backlash she received for her social media posts on Gaza "doesn't faze" her too much anymore.
The magazine reported that although Ms.
Rachel, whose real name is Rachel Griffin Accurso, has spoken out on other political issues such as the Trump administration's deportation policies or LGBTQ activism, her comments on the Israel-Hamas war drew the most "aggressive criticism." She remarked that the backlash surprised her initially.
"I thought everyone hated me at one point," Accurso said.
"I remember calling friends and family members, Jewish and not Jewish, and just being like, ‘Why do people hate that I don’t want kids to be killed and starved?’" YOUTUBE STAR MS RACHEL DECLARES 'I AM POLITICAL' IN NEW MISSION TO SHUT DOWN ICE FACILITY Accurso continued advocating for Palestinian children in Gaza, calling out celebrities and politicians for not speaking out enough on their behalf.
"‘You’re gonna lose this partnership.
You’re gonna lose views.’ That doesn’t faze me because the kids gave me the platform.
I’m going to stand with them no matter what," Accurso said.
"People on the ground in Gaza are risking their lives all the time to help kids.
I can do it from Manhattan." Fox News Digital reached out to Accurso for comment but did not immediately receive a response.
CHILDREN'S YOUTUBE STAR 'MS.
RACHEL' TALKS TO ANTI-ISRAEL REPORTER ABOUT GAZA POSTS The article came days after Accurso accused celebrities who haven't spoken out about Gaza of having a racial double standard in how they value children.
"They probably would say something if these kids were White and from a different place.
Please stop....
