Aly Raisman is one of the survivors of the disgraced Dr. Larry Nassar's "treatments." She's also an accomplished Olympic gymnast.
Now, she's using her fame -- and her body -- for a very good cause.
A couple of weeks ago, Aly Raisman accused Dr. Nassar of sexual abuse, joining more than 100 other gymnasts.
Aly responded to some truly despicable victim-blaming, only for her former teammate, Gabby Douglas, to seemingly victim-blame Aly for "immodesty." Gabby apologized after the backlash, but ... yikes.
Recently, Aly Raisman revealed that she was sexually abused by her team doctor, starting when she was a young teenager. The world responded with horror, sympathy, and support.
Except for Aly's former teammate, Gabby Douglas.
Every #MeToo story describes an event that should never have happened in a culture that should never have allowed it.
Sometimes we're talking about sexual harassment, and sometimes we're talking about violent sexual assaults.
Olympic medalist Aly Raisman has become the latest member of the Us Women's Gymnastics team to accuse Dr. Larry Nassar of sexual abuse.
The disgraced Nassar served as the team's primary physician for several years.
Back in August, Aly Raisman was second only to Simon Biles as the most popular superhuman in a leotard.
Not surprisingly, she received many a romantic proposition from young men on social media, but (as far as we know) only one was from a professional football player.
The 2016 Rio Olympics have officially come to an end, which means you can safely stop caring about swimming, table tennis and whitewater canoeing for another four years.
But if you think we're about to just set aside our love of famous people in revealing swimwear, you're crazier than Ryan Lochte in a gas station bathroom:
