A Michigan mother is speaking out after a man shared her Taylor Swift tweet without crediting her. Jordan LeVeck told "Good Morning America," "It felt so ironic that a man took that post and got all the praise for it." LeVeck’s post was about how many good things Taylor does to support women and how no one should be complaining about Taylor and the NFL games she attends. "Your daughters, nieces, and nephews are watching you run your mouth. And they're seeing the world hate a woman who does so much good, simply because she exists in their line of sight. Do. BETTER," LeVeck said in her video, which only received 3,000 likes.
A man modified LeVeck's post and shared it again. His post went viral. LeVeck said she found out after others online, including her friends, started sending her the other post and pointing out that it was nearly identical but had small changes and was shared without her name. She told "GMA" she was "shocked" by the post's popularity and felt compelled to speak out. Has anyone ever stolen your post and made it seem like it was theirs? Share your story.