Ms Rachel says she won’t work with ‘privileged’ people who stay silent on Gaza

Children’s entertainer Ms. Rachel said she would not work with "privileged" people who have remained silent about civilians in Gaza, drawing criticism Tuesday from Campaign Against Antisemitism over what the group called an exclusionary "political purity test."

In a recent Guardian interview, Rachel Griffin Accurso, known online as Ms. Rachel, said she would make an exception for people who could jeopardize their ability to support themselves by speaking publicly, but not those she considers privileged.