Find out why Taylor Swift’s Tweets angers people on Twitter
While hundreds of thousands of people supported Women’s Marches around the world on Saturday, many, celebrities participated in joining in with those protesting President Trump’s controversial campaign and election, particularly his treatment of women. The long list of stars included Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and many others. Swift Tweeted : Su much love, pride, and respect for those who marched. I’m proud to be a woman today, and every day #WomensMarch While many fans supported her for speaking out, the backlash started almost immediately; over the weekend, publications rounded up the critical comments. (“Taylor Swift Didn’t Go To The Women’s March And People Are Mad.” “Taylor Swift Faces Backlash Following Too Little, Too Late Women’s March Support.”) But why is Swift’s tweet so controversial? There are two elements to the criticism. The first is that Swift, 27, was silent about the controversial, divisive presidential campaign until Election Day, when she posted a picture of herself in line to vote, urging her 83 million Twitter followers to do the same. It’s clear that many were interested in her views:
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