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But here’s where the story flipped on its head. Christopher Rufo, a well-known conservative activist, decided to dig into St. Felix’s past. What he found wasn’t just embarrassing—it was downright disturbing.
The same journalist who has built her career lecturing America about “racial sensitivity” had a long track record of spewing pure racial hatred online.
Rufo uncovered deleted tweets from 2014 that expose St. Felix’s true mindset. She once tweeted: “whiteness fills me with a lot of hate.”
In another, she wrote: “the holocaust is the worst thing to happen to black people.”
And the ugliness didn’t end there. She specifically targeted white men, declaring: “You all are the worst. Go nurse your f**ing Oedipal complexes and leave the earth to the browns and the women.”*
St. Felix even admitted in one tweet that she “writes like no white is watching.” That’s a direct confession that her journalism was written with open hostility toward an entire race.
Perhaps the most disturbing posts were her casual, mocking references to the Holocaust. She wrote about something she called “the holocaust gesture,” claiming it “allows them [white people] to step out of their whiteness and slip on fake oppression.”
Let that sink in. A writer at The New Yorker trivialized one of history’s greatest atrocities to push her own political bitterness.
She also wrote: “I would be heartbroken if I had kids with a white guy.” Imagine the outrage if a white journalist had said the same thing about another race.
And yet this is the same woman who had the audacity to brand Sydney Sweeney an “Aryan princess.”
Once Rufo published the evidence, St. Felix did what left-wing bullies always do when caught—she panicked.
The journalist quickly deleted her social media accounts, frantically trying to erase the evidence of her own words. But the damage was already done. Screenshots of her racist tweets are circulating widely, ensuring they’ll never disappear.
This incident shines a spotlight on the massive hypocrisy infecting the Left. For years, progressives in media have positioned themselves as the arbiters of morality, ready to destroy any conservative over a single off-color joke or comment.
But when the mask slips, we see what’s really underneath: open hatred directed at people based solely on their skin color.
St. Felix isn’t some rare exception. She represents the arrogance of elite left-wing media figures who believe their politics excuse blatant racism—as long as it’s aimed at the “right” group.
And when they’re caught? They don’t take responsibility. They simply disappear and hope the scandal fades away.
Sydney Sweeney probably never imagined that posing for an American Eagle ad would blow the lid off a scandal inside the liberal media. But by simply being herself, she revealed how rotten and racist the Left’s self-righteous crusade against “hate” really is.
Sometimes the biggest victories don’t require a fight—they happen when the other side exposes itself.
