Harriet Tubman to replace Andrew Jackson on $20 bill: social...

Searching social media is a great way to gauge how people feel about breaking news almost instantaneously.

Today is no different.

Following Politico's report that Harriet Tubman will replace former President Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill, many Twitter, Facebook and Instagram users took to their social media accounts to share their opinions.

UPDATE: The U.S. Department of Treasury has announced that the front of the new $20 bill will feature Tubman and the back will feature The White House and former President Andrew Jackson.
At the Tubman Museum in middle Georgia, jubilation over $20 honor
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From a Michel Jordan crying meme to a quick history lesson, take a look at how a few social media users reacted to the news:

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