I’ve discovered so many intelligent, humorous, bold, and inspiring feminists on Twitter. These women are writers, activists, lawyers, scholars, and artists who advocate for a number of issues essential to the feminist movement, including immigration, reproductive rights, safety and equality for the LGBT community, combating racism and police brutality, fair wages and the right to unionize, gun control and domestic violence, and the representation of race, gender, class, and sexuality in media – among numerous other issues. Being an outspoken woman online automatically results in a threat to their safety, and these women are berated daily for their unwillingness to be quiet or dilute their words. Be sure to follow them on social media and share and support their work.

Like any online list, this post is seriously incomplete because there are thousands of woman who have not been included. Please be sure to share the names and handles of any badass feminists you follow online in the comment section below.

• Ijeoma Oluo → @IjeomaOluo
• Lauren Duca → @laurenduca
• Roxane Gay → @rgay
• Feminista Jones → @FeministaJones
• Caroline O.→ @RVAwonk
• Julia Carrie Wong → @juliacarriew
• Kat Blaque → @kat_blaque
• Amber Discko → @amberdiscko
• Sydette → @Blackamazon
• Robyn Kanner → @robynkanner
• Zerlina Maxwell → @ZerlinaMaxwell
• Parker Molloy → @ParkerMolloy
• Jess McIntosh → @jess_mc
• Brianna Wu → @Spacekatgal
• Brittany Packnett → @MsPackyetti
• Erin Schrode → @ErinSchrode
• Blair Imani → @BlairImani
• Carina Hsieh →  @carinahsieh
• Dalia Malek → @DALIAMALEK
• Jill Filipovic → JillFilipovic
• Tina Vasquez → @TheTinaVasquez
• Ella Dawson → @brosandprose
• Luisa Haynes → @wokeluisa
• Mikki Kendall → @Karnythia
• Shannon Watts → @shannonrwatts
• Jessica Valenti → @JessicaValenti
• Aisha Saeed → @aishacs
• Marina Watanabe → @marinashutup
• Renee Bracey Sherman → @RBraceySherman
• Melissa Silverstein → @melsil

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Who are some of your favorite feminists on Twitter?