Tennis legend Martina Navratilova He was among those who criticized a columnist for his article on Taylor Swift, which criticized the pop star and rejected the idea that she is a role model.
The column is titled “Taylor Swift “Not a Good Model” appeared in Newsweek on Thursday by John McGillion. His column offered opposition, noting that Swift is “single and childless” at 34 despite having had multiple relationships.
“This revolving door of relationships may reflect the normal dating experiences of many young women in today’s world, but it also raises questions about stability, commitment, and even love itself,” he says. Readable piece“Should we encourage young girls to see the ‘fast standard’ as the norm, something they aspire to? Or should we promote something a little more, shall we say, healthy? Would any loving parent reading this want their daughter to date 12 different men in just a few years? This is not an attack on Swift; it’s a valid question worth asking.
The writer claimed that while men should be better role models for their children, “the same is true for young women.”
Navratilova was among those who tore up the piece.
“A huge pile of misogynistic bullshit… This guy should be ashamed of himself and I can’t believe he writes for Newsweek… and they published it. I mean…” she wrote on X.
Others denounced the article as “biased against women.”
I’ve been dating Swift Travis Kelce since last summer. The two made it official when she appeared at a Kansas City Chiefs game in September.
The two have been the talk of the sports world and pop culture ever since. Swift was there to support Kelce as he won his third Super Bowl title. In return, Kelce joined Swift overseas on her concert tour.
It seems as if the two are very happy in their relationship. Swift has likely been the catalyst for a whole new group of Chiefs fans over the past year as well.
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