Taylor Swift Fires Back at<br />Netflix’s ‘Ginny and Georgia’ Over, ‘Deeply Sexist’ Joke.<br />Taylor Swift took to Twitter on March 1 to call<br />out Netflix’s new show ‘Ginny and Georgia.’.<br />The series, which was released<br />on February 24, made an unkind<br />reference to Swift in its finale.<br />Ginny and Georgia, the daughter and mother duo<br />featured in the show, are having an argument when<br />the former exclaims “What do you care? You go<br />through men faster than Taylor Swift.”.<br />Swift took offense to the insult,<br />calling it a “lazy, deeply sexist joke.” .<br />Hey Ginny & Georgia, 2010<br />called and it wants its lazy,<br />deeply sexist joke back, Taylor Swift, via Twitter.<br />Swift continued, calling the show out<br />for “degrading hard working women.” .<br />How about we stop degrading<br />hard working women by defining<br />this horse s--- as FuNnY … Happy<br />Women’s History Month I guess, Taylor Swift, via Twitter.<br />This is not the first time Swift has responded<br />to sexist jokes made at her expense. .<br />In a 2016 interview with ‘Vogue,’<br />Swift said she was a “national lighting<br />rod for slut-shaming.” .<br />If I could talk to my 19-year-old self,<br />I’d just say, ‘Hey, you know, you’re<br />gonna date just like a normal 20<br />something should be allowed to,<br />but you’re going to be a national<br />lightning rod for slut-shaming.’, Taylor Swift, to 'Vogue'.<br /><br />Neither Netflix nor the creators<br />of ‘Ginny and Georgia’ have yet<br />to comment on the matter.
