This article examines the intersectional and affective discourses and resistances of online hate by exploring the reclaimed use of the terms “shameless hags” and “tolerance whores”. These terms are used pejoratively by anti-immigration groups to target white women who support minority rights. By reclaiming these labels, women transform shame into pride and resistance. The article analyzes how this reclamation manifests in digital spaces, particularly on social media, and how it contributes to a new dynamic of power and affect in online hate discourses.