Hey u "haters", keep on hating while Gabby goes to the bank and you live your "miserable" lives. Hey "pubic hair guy", she's a "gymnast not a model you fool......you're a born loser".
Gabby - You have proved to the world that hard work pays off. You are a beautiful 16 year old African American Girl; I am so proud of you; keep pushing and remember this quote: The Sky is the Limit! You Go Girl!! (PS: Dr. Teresa Harris-KC)
It is an outrage that here we are having to defend a marvelous athlete against such pointless opinions. This is a girl with her priorities in order. Besides, what does race have to do with how we as women choose to keep our hair? It is an accessory. How odd that anyone would allow their hair to define them. Instead we should be defined by our actions. If there is time, need, or desire for a particular type of hair, then go for it. It is an individual choice. Miss Douglas has chosen to have neat, presentable hair that does not get in the way of her goal to be the best she can be at a difficult sport. Her mother has raised an intelligent, focused, humble, and talented young lady. Let's celebrate that!
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Hey Sandra, I bet you're "UGLY & FAT!!!
Hey u "haters", keep on hating while Gabby goes to the bank and you live your "miserable" lives. Hey "pubic hair guy", she's a "gymnast not a model you fool......you're a born loser".
I am glad the gabby douglas won gold for the US but the bottom line outside of her hair needing serious attention I am sorry but she is ugly
Gabby - You have proved to the world that hard work pays off. You are a beautiful 16 year old African American Girl; I am so proud of you; keep pushing and remember this quote: The Sky is the Limit! You Go Girl!! (PS: Dr. Teresa Harris-KC)
It is an outrage that here we are having to defend a marvelous athlete against such pointless opinions. This is a girl with her priorities in order. Besides, what does race have to do with how we as women choose to keep our hair? It is an accessory. How odd that anyone would allow their hair to define them. Instead we should be defined by our actions. If there is time, need, or desire for a particular type of hair, then go for it. It is an individual choice. Miss Douglas has chosen to have neat, presentable hair that does not get in the way of her goal to be the best she can be at a difficult sport. Her mother has raised an intelligent, focused, humble, and talented young lady. Let's celebrate that!