Chaya Raichik, aka Libs of TikTok, is going on the offensive against… confectionary? Okay, cool!

Chaya Raichik, or LibsofTikTok, is spotlighting the tragic loss of a trans man, Griffin Sivret, to demonize the entire community. She shouldn’t set the tone for this conversation. Let’s hear what Griffin had to say.

Hate machine Libs of TikTok’s owner and operator, Chaya Raichik, was named the cause of Catherine Leavy’s hospital bomb threat by both her lawyer and Boston Children’s Hospital’s lawyer. Let’s talk about the damage that follows in the wake of Raichik’s tweets.

Arguing about who’s platforming Chaya Raichik is a distraction from the voices we desperately need to hear from right now.

“Having a fight in school, it’s not breaking news, it’s not so outrageous,” said the embattled social media personality and member of the Oklahoma State Library Advisory Committee.

Chaya Raichik, the lady with a social media account repeatedly linked to bomb threats to children’s schools and hospitals, is being tapped by the state of Oklahoma for their book banning committee.

Scott Kirby, the CEO of United Airlines, stands accused by Libs of Tik Tok of the crime of doing drag at Pride.

The social media accounts run by Chaya Raichik are notorious for picking targets for violent domestic terror actors again and again, but Raichik won’t be doing so on Facebook, at least for now.

In Missouri, a transgender girl was crowned homecoming queen at Oak Park High School and the right-wing media has been crying bitter tears ever since.

Trans children often know their gender at a very young age. Fox News is trying to hold the idea up as ridiculous, but this comes at a risk.

A custom pair of boots ignited controversy a week after it was first posted to Instagram in one of the more obvious examples of the right’s desperation to keep pumping out anti-trans content.

An update to the video game allows for the creation of Sims with top surgery scars, as well as wearables including common items used by trans people such as binders and shapewear.

Graphic depictions of tucking are embedded in a local story about a Maine hospital.