Once upon a time: Miss Rachel, the entertainer who defends all children

To the point where, one day, Rachel saw a video on social networks showing three children in a tent, among the ruins, in a country at war. They had their eyes glued to a tablet, watching Miss Rachel’s show!

 

Rachel was upset. Of course, she was very happy to join so many children. But she also wanted her popularity to be used to improve their lives. She then launched a campaign to raise funds for child victims of the war. In exchange for a donation, people would receive a personalized video of Miss Rachel. Less than an hour later, 500 people had participated, and Rachel spent hours recording the promised videos!

 

Rachel also often spoke out to directly denounce crimes committed against children by armies, governments or malicious people. But the adults didn’t always agree with Miss Rachel. For example, some didn’t like that Rachel showed the suffering their army was causing to the children of the enemy country.Â

 

Many have stopped their children from watching his shows. Rachel even received threats. But that didn’t discourage her. Because Rachel was very clear: she defended ALL CHILDREN, no matter where they were or who caused them misfortune.

 

One day, she learned that her own country’s government had just imprisoned 500 children along with their parents. The government suspected the parents, immigrants, of not having the right to be in the territory.

 

Imprison children?! I-NAC-CEP-TA-BLE, Rachel thought! She managed to video chat with some detained children. Among them was Gael, a 5-year-old autistic child. He had been experiencing great distress since he was imprisoned. He couldn’t even go to the toilet anymore! As for Deiver, a 9-year-old boy, he had just been selected to represent his school in a spelling bee. He really wanted to come out so he could participate!

 

Here you can see Rachel with Rahaf, a little girl who lived through the war in Gaza. Here she is, very happy alongside Miss Rachel! 💇💇💇