Writer New Yorker deletes social media after opening anti-white tweets

“The New Yorker employee threw over the anti-white positions after Sydney’s attack”

Last week, the New Yorker writer rushed to cleanse his social media after users excited old conflicting tweets in response to her article criticizing the actress Sydney Sinaiwho described the star as the “Aryan Princess”.

Doreen St. Félix deleted your X account after critics began to share their old posts, reports the New York Post.

These messages – some of them for over ten years – have included statements like “I hate white people” and that “white capitalism” is “the reason that the earth is at risk.”

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Writer New Yorker Doreen St. Félix deleted his account in social media after users raised their racist tweets from years ago in response to her article that broke through actress Sydney Saini. (Craig Barit/Getti; Dave Bennett/Getti)

The disclosure of the Old St. Felix’s posts occurred in response to August 2 Article New Yorker She wrote out in which she condemned the announcement of the American Eagle Jaans American Eagle.

“The allusion is controversial unless, of course, we do not eradicate other meanings, and we do not need to look for a long time: the genes, referring to the famous Big Breasts of Suni; the genes that refer to her whiteness,” said St. Felix, referring to the ticket, “Sydney has great jeans.”

“The American company” Eagle “, its presentation Americana as zombie-nahli Mustangs, Denim and Good Genes is the lowest character,” the St. Felix continued. “Saini, on the abyss of Tatalya of glory, has a supporting legion, the most extreme of which wants to recruit it as some Aryan princess.”

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Actress Sydney Sainini became the subject of the main reverse reaction after the debut of her American Eagle advertising company. (Getti Image)

When Swenney’s advertising was released on the American Eagle, she was met with the backlash of some progressives and major media critics who have accused the announcement of “White” and tied the company to the “eugenic movement”.

Once came on the article by St. Felix, senior employee of the Manhattan Institute Christopher Rufa made screenshots of old reports them in your account.

“Shocker, author of the article” Crazy New York “about Sydney Saini, is an open anti-white racist,” he wrote.

Many old positions ridiculed white people.

In a report of 2014, St. Felix wrote: “I hate white men. You are all the worst. Go nurse from your complex F —— Edipal and leave the land by Brown and women.”

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Sydney Suini comes to a special show “US” in the desert on August 5, 2025 in Los -Andeles, California. (Photo by EMMA MCINTYR/GETTY IMAGES) (Emo McMintar/Gethi Image)

When Rufa continued to share his old positions with his more than 800,000 followers, he shared a screenshot, deleting his account in response to the backlash.

“Doreen St. félix, writer New York, who says white people” fill (her) with great hatred “and believe that white genetically prone to calling the plague, deleted her account,” he wrote.

After calling the New Yorker for not announceing the writer, Ruf also shared that the socket blocked it on X.

Sena -Feelx and New York did not immediately respond to the request for comment.

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