A woman on Instagram who happens to share the same name of the creator behind Libs of Tik Tok is getting harassed by angry users after the Libs of Tik Tok account was doxxed by the Washington Post story published on Tuesday.
The Chaya Raichik who is behind the Twitter account, famous for exposing the craziness of liberals within schools by reposting their content, does not have a personal account, but because there is a different Chaya Raichik on Instagram, she revealed she has been getting severe hate intended for the one that was outed by the Washington Post.
Instagram Raichik does not live in the United States, she lives in the United Kingdom, and is not a real estate agent.
The Instagram Raichik posted stories on her account asking her new followers to be "a bit less mean, threatening, [and] angry" and then revealing the situation has been "terrifying for me and my family." Instagram Raichik even called out the author of the article, Taylor Lorenz: "this is ON YOU! You need to clarify this is not me! People are posting and tweeting my parents home address!!!!! If anything happens to my family it is on you!"
After getting called out by Instagram Raichik, Lorenz has made efforts to call the internet hounds off of her since it's not the "right" Raichik.
Just want to make clear that this Chaya Raichik on IG is NOT the Chaya behind Libs of TikTok! Chaya Musha is a common name, that’s why I worked so hard to confirm that I reported on the correct one. The Chaya behind Libs of TikTok does not have a personal IG or LinkedIn. pic.twitter.com/tonK2PXAS3
— Taylor Lorenz (@TaylorLorenz) April 20, 2022
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Even in the face of being doxxed, Libs of Tik Tok has stood firm in the tidal wave of the harassment that has been directed towards her.
Taylor Lorenz, who had millions of Bezos dollars behind her and coordinated with leftist media to dox a private citizen, is the real victim here. pic.twitter.com/66MHRLTNOF
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 20, 2022
Notice how when the left cry about LoTT exposing teachers and getting teachers fired, they never include the actual video. It’s always a screenshot or no context at all. They know that if they show the footage of these teachers, their outrage would be discredited.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 20, 2022
In a recent TikTok, Taylor Lorenz explains why it’s bad to engage in a doxxing campaign of an individual and shares her horror at media revealing a full name without getting comment. Incredible pic.twitter.com/ad19fY0dJh
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 20, 2022
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