People Turned A Tweet About Taylor Swift Into A List Of 'Bad Bitches' In History

Name a bitch badder than Taylor Swift 😍😛😤 pic.twitter.com/AkSyQBUIME

— Nutella (@xnulz) November 10, 2017

Carrie Fisher fought through the stigmas Hollywood put against her while battling bi-polar disorder and she doctored about every movie you loved growing up. She managed to educate people about mental health issues and be a support system for her fans. https://t.co/XKA665WjND

— rachel leishman (@RachelLeishman) December 4, 2017

Lyudmila Pavlichenko was 24 years old when she joined the Red Army's 25th rifle division to defend her homeland from the nazi invasion after refusing an offer to be a nurse. She's one of the most successful snipers in history with 309 confirmed kills of fascists in 10 months. ☭ https://t.co/pp4Jj8hjb1

— Morgana (@discomfiting) December 3, 2017

My Mom was raising two kids by herself without a college education and a disability, cerebral palsy. She went back to school, attained her Masters in social work/counseling & worked in child protective services until she passed from cancer 3 years ago. https://t.co/KZwLLVwW1C

— Nada Bakos (@nadabakos) December 3, 2017

Hypatia was one of the first women to teach astronomy, math, and philosophy in 5th century Egypt, she surpassed all of her peers and was fine af, she once rejected a man by giving him bloody menstrual rags, her radical presence led to her being beaten to death by a christian mob https://t.co/SgsJ17fd5T

— Zachary Fox (@zackfox) December 3, 2017

Mbuya Nehanda. Mmanthatisi. Queen Nzingha. Bessie Head. Ellen Khuzwayo. Saartjie Baartman. Sojourner Truth. Brenda Fassie. Miriam Makeba. Winnifred Nomzamo Madikizela Mandela. Evelyn Chalo: my entrepreneurial great-grandmother who raised 9 kids as a young widow in Sophiatown. https://t.co/4TeTfEEXV1

— happily misdirected feminist (@lebomashile) December 4, 2017

Elizabeth Freeman was the first enslaved Black person to sue for freedom & win. She ended slavery in Massachusetts. https://t.co/kAi4vxzrLY

— Mikki Kendall (@Karnythia) December 3, 2017

Julia Child joined the OSS during World War Two, worked directly for Wild Bill Donovan, developed shark repellant, earned the Emblem of Meritorious Civilian Service for her work at in Chunking, China, THEN mastered French cuisine and became America's most famous chef. https://t.co/MdfXHZwh6L

— Jim Geraghty (@jimgeraghty) December 4, 2017

As a child, Harriet Tubman had her skull crushed in by a slave owner, was left w/o medical attention for 2 days, + then was returned to working the fields. She went on to rescue dozens of slaves + be the first woman to lead an armed assault during the CW. https://t.co/Swgus7BlRO

— Jane Coaston (@cjane87) December 3, 2017

Susan Hendrickson was a high school dropout who became a self taught paleontologist and archeologist on expeditions. She discovered the largest T. rex specimen of all time. Now she’s a dive archeologist in Egypt and Honduras. Like an actual Indiana Jones who is good at her job. https://t.co/6k7GwdSD7U

— SUE, “The Ghost of T. rex-mas Past” 🎄🦖 (@SUEtheTrex) December 2, 2017

Clara Barton helped wounded men on both sides of the Civil War. She then ran the Office of Missing Soldiers and helped locate nearly 22,000 missing men. She founded the American Red Cross and lobbied for women's and civil rights. https://t.co/O8I9ZpJ42Y

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) December 4, 2017

My mom escaped the Vietnam War at age 23 when the city around her was being bombed, was forced to leave her parents and 12 siblings behind with no notice, then spent the next 20 years raising money and bringing them slowly one by one to the US https://t.co/vyoiws7NCl

— Haku @ Comic Fiesta (@hakuku) December 3, 2017

Berta Cáceres: an indigenous woman who championed the fight over water and land rights for her community in Honduras and fended off multinational corporations from her ancestral land even after her assasination by the companies in collusion with the US-backed Honduran government https://t.co/oSB78n5ydC

— Papi🇭🇳 (@mimosa_daddy) December 4, 2017