The Harriet Tubman $20 Bill meme centers around the proposal and subsequent delays in replacing Andrew Jackson with Harriet Tubman on the United States twenty-dollar bill. Originally announced in 2016 by the Treasury Department, the move became a significant cultural and political talking point, sparking both celebration and commentary regarding historical representation on American currency. On the internet, the meme often takes the form of mock-up bills or photoshopped images showing the abolitionist leader in place of Jackson. Users employ this template to comment on racial justice, government bureaucracy, or simply to express excitement about the aesthetic shift in money, often using it to represent 'getting the bag' in a socially conscious or humorous context.