The 'Ms. Rachel Antisemite of the Year Nomination' meme emerged in late 2024 after the organization StopAntisemitism included Rachel Griffin Accurso, the beloved creator of 'Songs for Littles,' in their annual 'Antisemite of the Year' contest. The nomination followed her public fundraising efforts for humanitarian aid for children in Gaza and other conflict zones. The internet's reaction was swift and highly polarized, with many fans using the meme to highlight the perceived absurdity of labeling a toddler educator as a hate figure, while others used the template to debate the intersection of children's media and international politics. The template typically features the official nomination graphic juxtaposed with Ms. Rachel’s signature teaching style, serving as a viral vehicle for social commentary on cancel culture and humanitarian activism.