TikTok creator will quit social media when gender ideology is eliminated from society.

Chaya Raichik, the founder of the widely followed Libs of TikTok social media platform, takes pride in being despised by her detractors and aspires to close down her platforms when "gender ideology is eliminated from our culture."

TikTok has 3.1 million followers on X alone, with hundreds of thousands of additional passionate followers across other relevant social media platforms. Raichik has become one of social media's most influential conservatives by reposting far-left content to highlight what she considers extreme liberal ideology, often related to LGBTQ causes and education.

Raichik has been criticized by legacy news organizations and labeled transphobic by online critics.

According to Raichik, judging a person based on their enemies is a good way to get to know them. The people who consistently attack him, call him names and slurs, and write hit pieces about him are pro-genital mutilation of children. They also want porn in schools and grown men to dress half naked and shake their body parts in front of children.

""I'm glad that they attack me because if they liked me, I would be very concerned," she said."

During the COVID-19 pandemic, when Raichik was out of work and had extra time on her hands, she discovered TikTok and was amused by the liberal users on the platform.

"I thought, 'These are hilarious, I'll share them with the world.' It began with COVID-related TikToks. I would find people praising Dr. Fauci, singing about masks and vaccines, throwing toddlers off planes for not wearing masks, and having meltdowns over COVID," she said.

Raichik had no idea she was on a path to internet stardom.

She stated that while on TikTok, she discovered a separate section filled with groomers, activist teachers, doctors, and mental health professionals promoting gender ideology and what they call gender-affirming care.

""Of course, there were also anti-American sentiments and anti-White racism. I felt compelled to share what was happening, and the account grew rapidly," Raichik stated."

Raichik didn't put much thought into creating a @LibsofTikTok handle.

I watched these videos and thought they were liberal, just like liberals. I initially only posted TikToks, but now I share other content too. It all started with TikToks, and it just came to me. I didn't put much thought into it, I just thought they were liberal TikToks, Libs of TikTok.

Raichik stated that she didn't restrict herself to reusing TikTok content and that her creation was born in that manner.

She stated that she would do anything to reveal the radical left, gender ideology, wokeness, and related ideologies.

Raichik has faced various consequences, including death threats, community notes, suspension from platforms, and doxxing by Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz, after attempting to remain anonymous. Despite not initially choosing to reveal her identity, she now embraces it to "continue the mission."

"As a public figure, I can now stop the sexualization of children and expose the radical left," she said.

Raichik has a small, incredible staff and creates content full-time on social media and Substack. She was appointed to the Oklahoma State Department of Education’s (OSDE) Library Media Advisory Committee (LMAC) earlier this year.

She stated that they are constantly seeking out groomers, predators, hypocrisy, and lies from the Left to expose.

Raichik believes social media is crucial in the battle against far-left ideology and argues that the issues she has exposed were previously overlooked by mainstream media until independent journalists were able to bring attention to them through platforms such as X. However, unlike many social media influencers who seek fame and fortune, Raichik hopes to eventually become irrelevant.

If gender ideology is eliminated from our society, I will no longer have any content and will be happy to shut down, Raichik stated.

"I don't expect that to happen anytime soon because the Left are so insane," she said. "I started this because there was a need, and if there's no need anymore, then I will gladly stop."

This report was contributed to by Joshua Q. Nelson and Nora Moriarty from Planet Chronicle Digital.