Ms Rachel has called for several traditional nursery rhymes to be retired, branding some children's songs 'racist' before an interview on SubwayTakes took a markedly more serious turn towards immigration detention and the suffering of children in Gaza.
The children's educator, whose real name is Rachel Griffin Accurso, told host Kareem Rahma that there was room for a 'new crop' of nursery rhymes, arguing that some classics could be rewritten while others should disappear altogether. Later in the conversation, she became emotional while discussing Palestinian children and referenced findings by a United Nations commission investigating the conflict.
