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Swift is the youngest artist in history to win Album of the Year award. Swift was also awarded the Country Music Academy's Crystal Milestone Award, given for Outstanding Achievement in Country Music. The Academy praised her for career achievements including selling more albums in 2008 than any other artist in any genre of music, the first time a country artist had done that, the breakthrough success of her debut album (which spawned five Top 10 hits, more than any in history for a female artist's debut CD), and the worldwide crossover success of her #1 single "Love Story". The Academy also cited Swift's contribution to helping country music attract a younger audience and her family-friendly lyrics and performances. When Swift transitioned to pop music, these concerts became far less family friendly.
 
Swift is the youngest artist in history to win Album of the Year award. Swift was also awarded the Country Music Academy's Crystal Milestone Award, given for Outstanding Achievement in Country Music. The Academy praised her for career achievements including selling more albums in 2008 than any other artist in any genre of music, the first time a country artist had done that, the breakthrough success of her debut album (which spawned five Top 10 hits, more than any in history for a female artist's debut CD), and the worldwide crossover success of her #1 single "Love Story". The Academy also cited Swift's contribution to helping country music attract a younger audience and her family-friendly lyrics and performances. When Swift transitioned to pop music, these concerts became far less family friendly.
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==MeToo movement==
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==MeToo and the Kavanaugh smear==
 
The [[MeToo movement]] began in 2018 when Swift won a [[sexual harassment]] judgement for $1 against a radio disc jockey. The hash tag movement soon engulfed the careers of prominent [[Left-wing war on women|Democrat donors, office holders]], [[liberal]] [[mainstream media]] executives, journalists, and broadcasters who felt entitled to harass and assault women after Democratic [[Senator]]s voted to deny [[President Bill Clinton]]'s sexual misconduct as a [[misdemeanor]] [[impeach]]able offense.
 
The [[MeToo movement]] began in 2018 when Swift won a [[sexual harassment]] judgement for $1 against a radio disc jockey. The hash tag movement soon engulfed the careers of prominent [[Left-wing war on women|Democrat donors, office holders]], [[liberal]] [[mainstream media]] executives, journalists, and broadcasters who felt entitled to harass and assault women after Democratic [[Senator]]s voted to deny [[President Bill Clinton]]'s sexual misconduct as a [[misdemeanor]] [[impeach]]able offense.
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In late 2018, Swift betrayed her commitment to equality and women's rights when she publicly endorsed [[Democrat]]s and the party of [[Hollywood values]].
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Swift's first foray into politics caused a snafu when she betrayed her commitment to equality and women's rights be endorsing a white male [[Democrat]] who claimed he would have voted to confirm [[Justice Brett Kavanaugh]] despite Democrats' coordinated [[Kavanaugh smear]] campaign, over an [[incumbent]] female Republican with a proven record in support of women's empowerment.
    
==Philanthropy and Charity ==
 
==Philanthropy and Charity ==
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