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Chaya Raichik is the founder of the social media account @LibsofTikTok (LTT) who helped revive in right-wing propaganda the anti-人兽性交+ 鈥済roomer鈥� slur, which implies that all 人兽性交+ people are pedophiles. She spreads the anti-人兽性交+ conspiracy theory that 鈥済roomers鈥� have infiltrated every social institution with the intent of 鈥渟exualizing鈥� children. Under the LTT pseudonym, Raichik originally shared content intended to humiliate and intimidate 人兽性交+ content creators. She has used the platform in an anti-人兽性交+ disinformation campaign that mobilizes right-wing extremist groups in violent attacks against 人兽性交+ people, spaces and events, as well as against doctors, hospitals, librarians, libraries, teachers and schools.

In Her Own Words

鈥淭hese [人兽性交 and allied] activists and groomers, they鈥檙e not just in schools, they鈥檙e in all institutions and they want to sexualize our children, they want to confuse our children about their identity.鈥� 鈥� Chaya Raichik, 鈥淭he Jason Rantz Show,鈥�

鈥淚t鈥檚 become normalized to be racist against white people.鈥� 鈥� Chaya Raichik, @LibsofTikTok Twitter,

鈥淭he word groomer isn鈥檛 and never was an 鈥榓nti-LGBT slur.鈥欌�� 鈥� Chaya Raichik, @LibsofTikTok Twitter,

鈥淎ny sane person realizes that mutilating children for 鈥榞ender affirmation鈥� is barbaric. This is why they work so hard to cover their tracks; they don鈥檛 want you to know about it, or you might put a stop to it. Their agenda depends on reaching 鈥� and irreversibly damaging 鈥� these children at as early an age as possible.
鈥淕etting suspended by Twitter has made me realize my biggest mistake: I only called one hospital. I should鈥檝e called dozens.鈥� 鈥� Chaya Raichik, 鈥淭witter suspended me for telling the truth.鈥�

鈥淎ny teacher who comes out to their students should be fired on the spot.鈥� 鈥� Chaya Raichik, @LibsofTikTok Twitter,

Background

The Twitter handle @LibsofTikTok first in April 2021. The account was founded by Chaya Raichik 鈥� a Brooklyn, New York-based real estate agent 鈥� and originally shared COVID-19 and 2020 election conspiracies. In 2021, Raichik rebranded a previous account to on the and focus almost exclusively on sharing content that accuses 人兽性交+ people of harming children.

@LibsofTikTok operated anonymously throughout 2021, and by the end of the year, Libs of Tik Tok LLC was registered as a domestic limited liability corporation in Delaware using a registered agent.

In April 2022, reporter Taylor Lorenz Chaya Raichik as the person behind the social media account @LibsofTikTok. Raichik has characterized the event as 鈥渄oxxing鈥� (maliciously posting personal information online) and said that being exposed motivated her anti-人兽性交+ activism. The day after Raichik was exposed as the author of @LibsofTikTok, Seth Dillon, owner of the announced his support for Raichik, but implied the Babylon Bee was not employing Raichik and said the site did not 鈥渄o a deal with her.鈥� Instead, by March 2022, Dillon registered a branch of Libs of Tik Tok LLC in Florida and listed himself as a manager of the corporation. Dillon was still listed as a manager of the Florida branch of the LLC at the time of the corporation鈥檚 annual report, dated February 2023.

In December 2022, Raichik for the first time on camera with Tucker Carlson. On an episode of Carlson鈥檚 Fox Nation program, Raichik compared 人兽性交+ identity to a cult and pushed false claims about transgender people. Raichik also explained her intent to in-person activities.

In February 2023, Raichik released a children鈥檚 book called No More Secrets: The Candy Cavern, which the publisher claims is about keeping secrets from adults, but which she said is a warning to parents about how some teachers refuse to 鈥渙ut鈥� their 人兽性交+ students. Since then, Raichik has been heavily featured in Heritage Foundation events, ironically decrying dangerous social media platforms. On March 23, 2023, the Heritage Foundation hosted a press conference during which Raichik claimed the social media platform TikTok was allowing transgender people to 鈥済room鈥� children. The event also hosted a discussion between Raichik and Heritage Tech Policy Center director Kara Frederick titled 鈥淭he Ticking Clock on TikTok: How to Protect Our Kids Online.鈥�

On March 25, 2023, Raichik posted a video accusing U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of 鈥渓ying鈥� when the congresswoman from New York Raichik for targeting hospitals that provide gender-affirming care. The video was also shared on Twitter by the right-wing think tank Heritage Foundation and by the Heritage Foundation.

Anti-transgender ideology and reinvigorating the 鈥榞roomer鈥� slur

Raichik鈥檚 social media posts and public appearances often focus on demonizing 人兽性交+ people. Raichik spreads false information including anti-trans pseudoscience about transgender identity and experiences that stoke fear, distrust and hatred of trans people. Though she claims to be motivated by a desire to protect children, Raichik has targeted children鈥檚 hospitals, as well as other spaces and events that directly serve children, for campaigns of abuse and intimidation 鈥� putting them in danger of bomb threats, gun violence and exposure to vicious anti-人兽性交+ rhetoric.

Raichik has also revealed that her anti-trans ideology is motivated at least in part by nativism, casting transgender identity as a foreign threat to American identity and the spread of trans-affirming information as a foreign strategy to undermine the United States. In a Heritage Foundation panel in March 2023, in which she advocated banning the social media platform TikTok, Raichik justified her position by claiming that 鈥淐hina is giving our kids information on how to transition鈥�; that 鈥済ender ideology鈥� is creating 鈥渄ivision in America鈥� and 鈥渉atred of America鈥�; and that such ideology is 鈥渁 problem across all social media platforms.鈥�

Through the latter half of 2021, Raichik regularly interacted on Twitter with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis鈥檚 press secretary 鈥� who on March 4, 2022, gave license to attacking 人兽性交+ people and their supporters as 鈥済roomers鈥� when she referred to Florida鈥檚 draconian 鈥渄on鈥檛 say gay or trans鈥� law as an 鈥渁nti-groomer law.鈥� The trope is not new. It has been used to evoke racist and antisemitic fears for centuries. In the context of anti-人兽性交+ ideology, it falsely equates 人兽性交+ people with pedophiles, falsely claims 人兽性交+ people are harmful to society, and has been weaponized to deny 人兽性交+ people equal rights. According to Media Matters, Pushaw was not the originator of the slur in Florida politics. Instead, Pushaw added the term to her social media repertoire her interactions with a still-anonymous account recently renamed @LibsofTikTok.

Raichik has since scrubbed the account of most mentions of the term 鈥済roomer鈥�; web show, however, that in 2021 and early 2022 Raichik regularly directed the term at teachers 鈥� even tagging their personal Twitter handles and falsely claiming teachers want to 鈥渢rans鈥� kids 鈥� parents, media personalities, officials and 人兽性交+ groups. Notably, in November 2021, Raichik made a false claim that the Trevor Project 鈥� a suicide prevention program for 人兽性交+ youth 鈥� is 鈥渁 grooming organization.鈥� Raichik has also for parents who affirm their children鈥檚 gender identity to be prosecuted for 鈥済rooming鈥� their children.

After Pushaw鈥檚 鈥済roomer鈥� tweet went viral, the phrase, which is a slur long used to provoke fear and hatred of many marginalized groups, became both a common insult and accusation for anti-人兽性交+ extremists and many politicians to level at their opponents to delegitimize them. Ironically, Donald Trump 鈥� who praised Raichik鈥檚 book and other work, saying she is 鈥渆xposing sick people who are coming after our kids鈥� 鈥� has even leveled the phrase against Pushaw鈥檚 boss Ron DeSantis, who signed the 鈥渄on鈥檛 say gay or trans鈥� bill into law.

Pushaw also credited Chaya Raichik with 鈥渙pening her eyes鈥� to an unfounded moral panic of 人兽性交+ teachers in public schools that borrowed heavily from Raichik鈥檚 familiarity with QAnon conspiracies and may have inspired Florida鈥檚 鈥渄on鈥檛 say gay or trans law鈥� in the first place. In truth, it appears that the visible back-and-forth between people like Raichik and Pushaw helped refine the anti-人兽性交+ rhetoric and propaganda that would be needed for a sustained right-wing political assault on 人兽性交+ people and rights that has resulted in numerous attacks against 人兽性交+ people and record numbers of anti-人兽性交+ legislation from 2021 to 2023.

Litter boxes in schools and targeting teachers

From her online interactions with Pushaw, Raichik appeared to find validation of her anti-trans ideology and her dual strategies of co-opting 人兽性交+ content to spread disinformation and targeting 人兽性交+ inclusive spaces. Throughout 2021 and 2022, while capitalizing on her successful reinvigoration of the 鈥済roomer鈥� slur and its prominence in Republican Party politics, Raichik also led an anti-inclusive education campaign that relied on conspiracy theory, anti-人兽性交+ propaganda and the 鈥済roomer鈥� slur. In addition to advocating bans of 人兽性交+ and anti-racist books, Raichik has advocated for schools to 鈥渙ut鈥� 人兽性交+ kids and called for 人兽性交+ teachers to be fired.

Archived tweets also show Raichik contact information for teachers and principals, called on 鈥渁ny teacher who comes out to their students鈥� to be 鈥渇ired on the spot,鈥� and regularly to encourage them to remove 人兽性交+ books from their classrooms and libraries. In one instance, Raichik, apparently upset that an Akron, Ohio-area school taught inclusive sex-education classes, posted to both her social media and Substack accounts contact details for teachers and administrators at the school as part of her pressure campaign to define what subjects can and cannot be taught. Citing her disinformation campaign against Akron Children鈥檚 Hospital, , 鈥淟ibs of TikTok is proud to have played a role鈥� in eliminating inclusive education in the district.

Since 2022, Raichik鈥檚 disinformation campaign against schools and teachers has been fueled by a debunked claim about schools that demonstrates both the shallowness of Raichik鈥檚 anti-trans ideology and the effectiveness of oversimplified messages about gender identity built on transphobia.

Along with Raichik鈥檚 revival of the 鈥済roomer鈥� slur, in 2022 multiple Republican Party candidates into an urban legend that makes a false equivalency between transgender identity, identity and 鈥溾�� (鈥減eople who have an interest in anthropomorphized animals鈥�) 鈥� often oversimplifying and conflating each. Raichik and anti-inclusive education groups have claimed that providing safe bathrooms for transgender students will result in schools installing litter boxes for children who identify as cats.

In January 2022, Meshawn Maddock, chair of the Michigan Republican Party, who also Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg a 鈥渨eak little girl,鈥� about the unfounded claim on Facebook. Buttigieg is the first openly gay cabinet member in U.S. history. Maddock鈥檚 post linked to a local parents鈥� group and a video of Lisa Hansen 鈥� founder of a local Moms for Liberty chapter 鈥� appearing before a Midland, Michigan, school board meeting claiming to have 鈥渉eard鈥� one of the local schools has a 鈥渓itterbox for kids who identify as cats,鈥� and falsely linking this rumor to a national 鈥渁genda that鈥檚 being pushed.鈥�

While Raichik鈥檚 tweet amplified the Hansen video, she had previously spread the litter box myth in a Dec. 14, 2021, tweet an October 2021 Facebook post from a Canadian school district in which the school denied the rumor. Raichik鈥檚 tweet of the Hansen video, however, claimed the practice was happening in Michigan and spawned a series of and salacious rumors across the country 鈥� many citing Raichik鈥檚 claim. Though the video was twice proven false, in 2022 Raichik tweeted videos spreading the myth, including a video claiming to show a puppy pad for students in a Texas school and a video of Joe Rogan repeating the false claim, which he later .

This myth, combined with Raichik鈥檚 platform and penchant for labeling people 鈥済roomers,鈥� have anti-人兽性交+ laws, book bans, calls to fire gay teachers, and disruptions of local school board meetings across the country. Perpetuating the myth also schools from their primary responsibility of educating and protecting young people and contributes to the right-wing erosion of public education in the United States.

Health care disinformation campaign targeting children鈥檚 hospitals

Gender-affirming health care is the for treating gender dysphoria, according to most major medical organizations in the United States. Gender-affirming health care can take many forms, and anti-transgender propagandists often conflate surgical procedures with hormone treatments or social actions like simply recognizing someone鈥檚 pronouns 鈥� all of which can be appropriate depending upon a person鈥檚 position and needs. Anti-人兽性交+ propagandists often falsely claim that children are treated without parents鈥� consent or that surgery is the first step in gender-affirming treatment. These are baseless assertions grounded in pseudoscience, misunderstanding and bigotry. They are also the building blocks of the LTT disinformation campaign targeting children鈥檚 hospitals.

Raichik has targeted multiple hospitals (as well as individual doctors, 人兽性交+ people, and 人兽性交+ events and spaces) in a spreading false and conspiratorial claims about gender-affirming health care that mimics the outrage and disinformation campaign she perpetuates against schools and teachers. She refers to these posts as 鈥渆xposes鈥� on health care practices, but as NPR News , the false claims are generally based on innuendo and edited video or audio clips. Raichik then denies statements from medical providers that refute her claims, using them as evidence that the caregivers are engaged in a cover-up, disguising their 鈥済rooming鈥� of young children. In 2022, 24 hospitals in 21 states were targeted as part of this broad disinformation campaign, many directly by Raichik.

Raichik鈥檚 online disinformation campaign has been associated with in-person violence. Her false claims about hospitals and about 人兽性交+ people 鈥済rooming鈥� children have mobilized white supremacist, anti-人兽性交+ and other extremist groups to pursue in-person attacks. The Washington Post Twitter employees even feared 鈥渢hat it鈥檚 鈥榦nly a matter of time鈥� before the [LibsofTikTok] posts lead to someone getting killed.鈥�

Along with threats to children鈥檚 physical safety 鈥� including bomb threats to children鈥檚 hospitals 鈥� the disinformation campaign led some hospitals and clinics to suspend care or remove vital information from their websites, which jeopardizes the lives of 人兽性交+ people. In December 2022, the Human Rights Campaign released a report, titled , that summed up Raichik鈥檚 strategy: 鈥淪ocial media posts from accounts like Libs of TikTok and Matt Walsh kick off a cycle of harassment and stigma, with the ultimate goal of inciting violence and shutting down access to lifesaving and medically necessary gender affirming care.鈥� In addition to her efforts to end gender-affirming care, Raichik鈥檚 disinformation campaign has fueled a slate of anti-人兽性交+ health care measures across the country.

Raichik鈥檚 disinformation campaign targeting hospitals started in mid-2022. On June 22, Raichik tweeted a false accusation that Honor Health in Phoenix, Arizona, was helping 鈥�12-year-olds hide鈥� medical information from their parents 鈥� implying the hospital was engaged in a covert effort to medically transition children without their parents鈥� knowledge. In a Substack post, Raichik claimed the tweet was evidence of 鈥渢he Left鈥檚 agenda to groom your children.鈥�

Boston Children鈥檚 Hospital

On Aug. 11, 2022, Raichik tweeted a claim about Boston Children鈥檚 Hospital鈥檚 (BCH) gender-affirming care practices that PolitiFact identified as false. In the tweet, said the hospital offered 鈥済ender-affirming hysterectomies for young girls.鈥� The claim was based on an 鈥渙ut-of-context video鈥� that NPR News as 鈥渁 short clip about gender-affirming hysterectomies from a video originally posted by Boston Children鈥檚 that ... makes no mention of patients鈥� ages. But Libs of TikTok tweeted alongside the clip the false claim that the hospital offers the surgery 鈥渇or young girls.鈥�

Vice News that online abuse followed the comments made by Raichik and other right-wing social media accounts, including threats against doctors who provide gender-affirming care. On Aug. 16, 2022, Boston Children鈥檚 Hospital to Raichik鈥檚 false claims as the source of a 鈥渓arge volume of hostile internet activity, phone calls, and harassing emails including threats of violence鈥� targeting 鈥渃linicians and staff.鈥� The same day, Raichik posted an article to Substack titled 鈥淏oston Children's Hospital supports castrating kids and I have evidence鈥� in which she repeated the debunked claims, added new caveats to make her false claims seem plausible and linked to another user鈥檚 Twitter thread that refuted her Aug. 11, 2022, tweet. Still, Raichik claimed in the post, critiques of her credibility only strengthened her resolve to continue her disinformation campaign.

The effects of Raichik鈥檚 disinformation campaign are tangible, inspiring terror among hospital staff and patients 鈥� many of whom are children Raichik claims to protect 鈥� but also potentially inspiring extremists to physically attack the people and institutions that provide gender-affirming care. In October 2022, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Medical Association and the Children鈥檚 Hospital Association, recognizing the increasing danger posed to hospitals and doctors, to the attorney general asking the Department of Justice to investigate the threats against children鈥檚 hospitals and doctors and calling on social media companies to prevent disinformation campaigns from spreading.

So far, two people have been charged with threatening gender-affirming care providers in Boston, and both cases note the connection between online disinformation and the actions of the alleged perpetrators. In the first instance, Catherine Leavy of Massachusetts was and charged by the FBI in September 2022 for threating to bomb BCH. In the second instance, Matthew Jordan Lindner of Texas was with threating a doctor affiliated with the National 人兽性交IA+ Health Education Center in Boston.

In Leavy鈥檚 case, the charging documents the attack occurred in the context of Raichik鈥檚 online disinformation campaign, stating, 鈥淏CH and GeMS [Gender Multispecialty Service] were accused of engaging in child abuse involving pedophilia, grooming, and mutilation of children鈥� and accused Leavy of referring to a hospital switchboard operator who fielded the bomb threat as a 鈥渟icko.鈥�

The DOJ Lindner鈥檚 threats mimicked language spread as part of Raichik鈥檚 disinformation campaign: 鈥淵ou signed your own warrant, [victim]. Castrating our children,鈥� Lindner allegedly told the unnamed doctor. The charging document also noted Lindner allegedly acted in late August 2022 based on 鈥渋naccurate information spread online regarding procedures at Boston Children鈥檚 Hospital for the transgender community.鈥�

In a possible attempt to distract from the effects of the harassment campaign, Raichik with the Heritage Foundation鈥檚 Oversight Project in March 2023 to file an ethics complaint against and attempt to publicly confront Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who used a House Committee hearing to Raichik鈥檚 false claims about Boston Children鈥檚 Hospital. When Raichik could not locate Ocasio-Cortez in her office for more than a week, the @LibsofTikTok creator the congresswoman to pose for a selfie in the U.S. Capitol and filmed the ensuing confrontation, which ended with Ocasio-Cortez calling Raichik 鈥渟uper transphobic鈥� as she walked away.

Children鈥檚 Hospital of Philadelphia

On Aug. 23, 2022, Raichik tweeted a short audio recording featuring a conversation about gender identity development among young people. Raichik claimed the edited clip featured the staff from the Children鈥檚 Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), insinuating that hospital staff are taking advantage of vulnerable children to mold their gender identities. Following the claims, right-wing extremist and propagandist Jack Posobiec posted false claims insinuating the hospital and its doctors were 鈥渞ecruiting鈥� children from 鈥渉omeless shelters鈥� for 鈥渆xperimental鈥� surgical procedures.

In early October 2022, after Raichik鈥檚 and Posobiec鈥檚 false claims went viral, the hospital security precautions due to the attention and threats it received. As threats against the hospital increased, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported CHOP joined with major American medical associations asking the Department of Justice to devote attention to the numerous threats hospitals and care providers are experiencing because of Raichik鈥檚 and other right-wing propagandists鈥� disinformation campaign. On Nov. 1, 2022, however, Raichik again targeted CHOP, sharing a video clip claiming the hospital was providing 鈥渄ouble mastectomies鈥� to 鈥渒ids鈥� 鈥� implying that CHOP was violating ethical standards and, again, perpetuating myths about gender-affirming care for minors.

St. Louis Children鈥檚 Hospital

In an Aug. 24, 2022, tweet, Raichik insinuated that St. Louis Children鈥檚 Hospital is intentionally risking the lives of children by providing harmful medication that was reportedly linked to 鈥渢housands鈥� of deaths. The post was accompanied by a series of screenshots from the right-wing outlet , including the headline to a 2019 article written by Amanda Prestigiacomo falsely claiming that puberty blockers, like those used in gender-affirming treatments and whose effects are reversible, are threatening the lives of children.

The Prestigiacomo story originated on the conservative Catholic and antiabortion LifeSiteNews and was quickly debunked. As NBC News the results of the study cited by Prestigiacomo and Raichik reflect the fact the same drug is administered to 鈥渢erminally ill cancer patients who receive hormone blockers to fight hormone-sensitive cancers, like prostate cancer,鈥� and the reported deaths are likely among this group, not transgender children seeking gender-affirming care.

SCH became the focus of national attention and state legislative action in the wake of Raichik鈥檚 national disinformation campaign against gender-affirming health care. Missouri lawmakers introduced, and in 2023 adopted, a version of the Family Research Council鈥檚 SAFE Act to ban gender-affirming health care for minors. A supposed whistleblower 鈥� who is not a doctor at the facility and whose claims were by former patients accused the hospital of violating informed consent procedures. The new Missouri attorney general admitted to FRC鈥檚 Tony Perkins that the claims motivated his administrative regulation 鈥渟idestepped鈥� the legislative process banning gender-affirming care for minors in the state.

The hospital has been under investigation by anti-人兽性交+ state politicians but has to suspend care and jeopardize the health of its patients, despite two when claims made against the hospital were called into question.

Children鈥檚 National Hospital

On Aug. 25, 2022, Raichik posted an audio recording purporting to confirm her claims that Children鈥檚 National Hospital in Washington, D.C., was also providing 鈥済ender-affirming hysterectomies on minors.鈥� Although the hospital the report, which was on recordings from people who did not provide care to children, they also received threats, death threats directed to doctors and bomb threats. On Aug. 28, 2022, Twitter Raichik鈥檚 account for violating the platform鈥檚 prohibitions against promoting violence, harassment or threats.

Akron Children鈥檚 Hospital

On Sept. 18, 2022, Raichik tweeted a local news report about Akron Children鈥檚 Hospital (ACH) and their then-new gender care center, criticizing the hospital for providing access to gender-affirming care 鈥� which can be lifesaving for transgender people. ACH reported threats stemming from the increased attention while Ohio State Rep. Casey Weinstein explicitly Raichik鈥檚 鈥渟ocial terror campaign鈥� against the hospital.

ACH issued a statement condemning the 鈥渋ntentional spread of misinformation鈥� endangering doctors and patients, though they did not name Raichik or the @LibsofTikTok account. Raichik, however, took umbrage and in a Sept. 23, 2022, tweet, admitted her role in the disinformation and harassment campaign, retweeting the hospital鈥檚 statement and saying the hospital is 鈥渘ow claiming that I spread misinformation.鈥�

Children鈥檚 Minnesota and University of Wisconsin Health

On Nov. 7, 2022, Raichik posted a criticism of a 2020 TEDx on gender-identity development among children, tagging Children鈥檚 Hospital of Minnesota. That day, a Babylon Bee-affiliated site posted an article calling the hospital鈥檚 chief education officer a 鈥済roomer,鈥� citing Raichik鈥檚 post.

In October 2022, NBC News on the effects of Raichik鈥檚 disinformation campaign, citing the experiences of multiple hospitals and doctors. The reporters noted, however, that many would not even speak on the record about their experiences 鈥渃iting threats of violence.鈥� One doctor at University of Wisconsin Health, whom Raichik targeted, said, 鈥淭he followers of LibsofTikTok and Ted Cruz [who retweeted LTT] lied about my practice to stir up outrage, doxxed me and my family, and my clinic is receiving harassing phone calls.鈥� He continued, 鈥淚 can only imagine how scared our patients are feeling.鈥�

In a Dec. 12, 2022, Twitter space chat featuring Charlie Kirk, Jack Posobiec, , Sebastian Gorka, Matt Gaetz and others, Raichik tried to claim victimhood, saying 鈥渢he media鈥� was being hypocritical by not characterizing public criticism of her as threatening or terrorism, even though she claimed to receive threats after being exposed as the author of LTT. In making the argument, however, Raichik seemingly admitted that posting public information about 人兽性交+ people, teachers, doctors, schools and hospitals online 鈥� the crux of her own anti-人兽性交+ disinformation campaign, can and has resulted in violence. Specifically, Raichik asked, 鈥淪o if me just posting about let鈥檚 say a drag show is harassment and is terrorism and results in violence, then is them [人兽性交+ activists and the media] criticizing me the same thing because they criticize me and then I get death threats?鈥�

In addition to suspensions of care and terror among America鈥檚 health care workers, the disinformation campaign has been the for right-wing legislative efforts to ban gender-affirming health care in the United States. As of 2023, nearly 2 in 10 人兽性交 people live in states where they are legally prohibited from receiving at least some form of best-practice health care, according to the .

Anti-trans book tour

Throughout 2023, Raichik engaged in a book tour to promote the release of her children鈥檚 book (reportedly written for children ages 4 鈥� 8) called No More Secrets that, according to the publisher Brave Books, 鈥渞eveals the dangers of keeping secrets from your parents.鈥� In an interview at the 2023 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) with Seattle talk show host Jason Rantz, Raichik said the book was specifically about her disdain for teachers supporting 人兽性交+ students, especially when they refuse to 鈥渙ut鈥� them to potentially unsupportive parents. In the interview, Raichik listed teachers who refuse to 鈥渙ut鈥� their students as one of the most 鈥渆gregious鈥� stories she has covered since starting the LTT account.

Brave Books is a conservative publisher whose other authors include anti-人兽性交+ personalities Kirk Cameron and Jack Posobiec (a right-wing conspiracy theorist and media personality known for his with ). Bestsellers published by Brave Books reportedly include a book that teaches children about abortion and an anti-trans title that teaches the lesson 鈥渂oys are not girls.鈥� A signed copy of Raichik鈥檚 book is available from the publisher for around $40, and Raichik has sold her followers on the idea that 鈥済etting my new book鈥� will 鈥減rotect the innocence of the children in your life,鈥� continuing to capitalize on her revitalization of the anti-人兽性交+ 鈥済roomer鈥� trope. The book tour sometimes features Posobiec, who, it was reported, smiled and said, 鈥淭ry it,鈥� when asked how he would react if protesters attended their events.