Call on Netflix & Spin Master to Cut Ties with Rachel Accurso (“Ms. Rachel”)
The Issue
The line has officially been crossed.
Ms. Rachel is in our living rooms every single day. She teaches our toddlers to wave, to say "more," and to sound out their very first words. Parents have welcomed her into their homes with an implicit expectation of safety, decency, and basic neutrality.
Rachel Accurso has shattered that trust. For over two years, she has used the exact same face, persona, and platform built with toddlers to broadcast extreme political rhetoric to tens of millions of followers. She has declared as indisputable fact that Israel is committing "genocide"—an incendiary legal charge unsubstantiated by any ruling or finding on the merits in any international court of law—while publicly shaming peers and observers who refuse to repeat it.
At the same time, she has systematically refused to name or condemn Hamas, a U.S.-designated Foreign Terrorist Organization that murdered more than 40 American citizens and abducted American toddlers into Gaza terror tunnels on October 7. Instead, she has repeatedly engaged with, validated, and amplified voices that rationalize violence and excuse anti-American, anti-Western terror.
You cannot monetize the innocence of preschool families by day while laundering divisive hostility by night. The corporations funding her cannot pretend the two are separate.
A Universal Standard, Not "Cancel Culture"
This campaign is not about partisan politics or policing harmless personal expression. Nor is it an objection to genuine humanitarian grief for innocent children caught in war zones—a grief we fully share.
People make mistakes and deserve the chance to reflect and correct course. Rachel Accurso has had that chance for over two years, and she has chosen to double down every time.
This is about corporate accountability and the application of a universal baseline. If a prominent preschool star used their platform to demonize any other national, ethnic, or religious group while refusing to condemn the terrorists who slaughtered its civilians, Netflix and retail brands would terminate the partnership within hours. Antisemitism and terror apologia cannot be granted a corporate pass.
American brands have standards. We are asking Netflix, Spin Master, Target, and Walmart one simple question: Where is your line when it comes to Jewish families and American terror victims? If the line isn't here, it doesn't exist.
Our Demands:
- Netflix: Remove Ms. Rachel / Songs for Littles from your global catalog and terminate all licensing renewals.
- Spin Master: Immediately end the master toy licensing agreement and halt production and retail distribution of all affiliated toy lines.
- Target, Walmart, Sam’s Club, & Amazon: Pull all co-branded merchandise, toys, and learning books from physical shelves and online marketplaces.
- Commercial Sponsors: Publicly withdraw all brand endorsements and corporate partnerships.
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The Issue
The line has officially been crossed.
Ms. Rachel is in our living rooms every single day. She teaches our toddlers to wave, to say "more," and to sound out their very first words. Parents have welcomed her into their homes with an implicit expectation of safety, decency, and basic neutrality.
Rachel Accurso has shattered that trust. For over two years, she has used the exact same face, persona, and platform built with toddlers to broadcast extreme political rhetoric to tens of millions of followers. She has declared as indisputable fact that Israel is committing "genocide"—an incendiary legal charge unsubstantiated by any ruling or finding on the merits in any international court of law—while publicly shaming peers and observers who refuse to repeat it.
At the same time, she has systematically refused to name or condemn Hamas, a U.S.-designated Foreign Terrorist Organization that murdered more than 40 American citizens and abducted American toddlers into Gaza terror tunnels on October 7. Instead, she has repeatedly engaged with, validated, and amplified voices that rationalize violence and excuse anti-American, anti-Western terror.
You cannot monetize the innocence of preschool families by day while laundering divisive hostility by night. The corporations funding her cannot pretend the two are separate.
A Universal Standard, Not "Cancel Culture"
This campaign is not about partisan politics or policing harmless personal expression. Nor is it an objection to genuine humanitarian grief for innocent children caught in war zones—a grief we fully share.
People make mistakes and deserve the chance to reflect and correct course. Rachel Accurso has had that chance for over two years, and she has chosen to double down every time.
This is about corporate accountability and the application of a universal baseline. If a prominent preschool star used their platform to demonize any other national, ethnic, or religious group while refusing to condemn the terrorists who slaughtered its civilians, Netflix and retail brands would terminate the partnership within hours. Antisemitism and terror apologia cannot be granted a corporate pass.
American brands have standards. We are asking Netflix, Spin Master, Target, and Walmart one simple question: Where is your line when it comes to Jewish families and American terror victims? If the line isn't here, it doesn't exist.
Our Demands:
- Netflix: Remove Ms. Rachel / Songs for Littles from your global catalog and terminate all licensing renewals.
- Spin Master: Immediately end the master toy licensing agreement and halt production and retail distribution of all affiliated toy lines.
- Target, Walmart, Sam’s Club, & Amazon: Pull all co-branded merchandise, toys, and learning books from physical shelves and online marketplaces.
- Commercial Sponsors: Publicly withdraw all brand endorsements and corporate partnerships.
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Petition created on October 7, 2026