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Olympic Gold Medalist Gabby Douglas Responds to Her ‘Hair’ Critics
Yesterday record-breaking Olympic Gold Medalist, Gabby Douglas, addressed the swarms of ‘hair’ critics who took to their Twitter accounts and blasted the teen for not wearing her hair neatly. The champion said she was a little confused when she Googled herself hours after making history and saw people debating about her pulled-back hairstyle.
“I don’t know where this is coming from. What’s wrong with my hair?” said Douglas, the first U.S. gymnast to win gold in team and all-around competition. “I’m like, ‘I just made history and people are focused on my hair?’ It can be bald or short, it doesn’t matter about (my) hair.”
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September 19, 2012 at 6:11 pm
I’m so glad Gabby thinks the hair critic thoughts are “stupid and crazy”. That means she has more sense than they do.
ALICIA RAE
August 16, 2012 at 10:20 am
and….it amazes me that black women pretend not to know that this is actually a synthetic half wig. it’s not supposed to be pulled to the hairline. if you sweat your natural edges will swell and the synthetic hair remains unchanged. and it doesn’t change the fact that she made history. Go Gabby! I’m nappy and wearing a wig today, but still nappy regardless. I would love to see her featured in a black hair mag, with and without the weave! She’s beautiful!
I going to do me
August 7, 2012 at 10:58 pm
And this is why our people have excelled beyond the “White man got me down phase” Not! Some people are just so dam ignorant. Gabby made history and did it proudly representing this country which does not respect us blacks as a whole. If anything the dumb azzes talking shat about this child should had been supporting her and thanking her for being an positive role model for young women her age and women period.
Anyways black people continue on tearing each other down because that’s what our people are good at doing some rather bring you down with them instead of uplift one another that’s why our culture is fkd up
ALICIA RAE
August 7, 2012 at 8:19 pm
@MARCEL
I’m sure your edges are smooth because you don’t sweat sitting at home waiting for your public assistance. And, it also helps that you can wear your wrap cap while working at Burger King.
Derrick
August 7, 2012 at 3:42 pm
When yankees report the news of a lost caucasoid fe-male they ALWAYS call her ‘beautiful’ especially if she is a fake blond! No matter how ugly those white beasts may be, they always say, ‘was a beautiful woman, girl or child’
These honkeys ALWAYS have to assure themselves of their beauty because they know they are some UGLY PALE m***a/FUKAS! I swear; those no a*s heffas look like milk! I seen a wrinkled up caucasoid s***k, who said she was 30 years old, I swear that bytch looked like my grandmother!!!
I don’t see what these negroid males see in these flat a*s, horse heel feet looking animals!!!
ALICIA RAE
August 7, 2012 at 1:12 pm
I view magazines all the time because I love fashion. In Style, Marie Claire, Elle, etc. I’m always blown away at how they describe their own race as beautiful no matter how many crows feet they have around they eyes and despite wrinkles around their mouths. When Cameron Diaz cut that thin, see though, flyaway hair, they had article explaining why she cut her “lovely locks”. Anne Hathaway is decribed as one of the most beautiful women in the world according to her own people and all I see is a big nosed tranny-like woman with eyebrows drawn with a sharpie. They describe Jennifer Aniston as having great hair and there’s not enough of it to make a bun and it’s always unstyled in that straight, busted down the middle design that black women love to imitate. But we will see our own beautiful people and call them ugly and nappy head. We need to get a freakin grip!!!!!!!!
Derrick
August 7, 2012 at 6:41 am
Happy hair is what some of us call NAPPY HAIR, and LOVE LOCKS, have been changed to DREAD LOCKS. BUT, THERE’S NOTHING TO DREAD ABOUT LOVE!
Meaning of dread = fear; be afraid of; noun; fear; fright; horror; terror; scare; terrible; frightful; horrible
NOW, DO YOU WEAR ‘DREAD’ LOCKS OR ‘LOVE’ LOCKS?
If you observed and noticed after she won the gold; NBC showed a picture of a monkey; and why did her coach nickname her THE FLYING SQUIRREL (there is a black squirrel, you dig)?
If you notice, caucasoids always compare us to animals. In football they call the Black players, bulls, horses, beasts, studs, and Howard Cosell even called a Black football player…a monkey when he was a commentator!
How come the white girl, McKayla Maroney doesn’t have a nickname?
If you take the (r) from the word dread…you get DEAD! Today, the majority of negroes are DEAD, which is the true meaning of the word negro! The word negro comes from the word necro, which in greek, means dead. This is the state of mind (DEAD)negroes have let caucasoids brainwash them to believe. Today, negroes are content to be called MINORities!!!
The Black Messiah had Love Locks; Revelation 1:14 says; his hair was like lambs wool. And, the Love Locks, he had on his head REPRESENTED THE SPIRIT AND THE SUN. THE LONG BRAIDS REPRESENTED THE RAYS FROM THE SUN-GOD, WHICH RADIATES ENERGY AND LIFE!
The xtian religion is a parody on the worship of the Sun, in which they (caucasoid) put a man, called christ, in the place of the Sun, and pay him the adoration originally paid to the Sun.
The Sun God Heru (Horus) was a Black God, and the center of the Sun CONTAINS DARK MATTER. AND LET’S NOT FORGET ABOUT THE BLACK HOLE IN THE UNIVERSE.
Psalm 84:11 reads: “For the LORD God is a Sun and shield…”
THE BLACK MESSIAH LIVES!!!
Sylvia J.
August 24, 2012 at 5:40 pm
I like the descriptive and how it is explained !! U hit the nail on the head !!
wanda
August 6, 2012 at 9:23 pm
Oh my. I agree with Gabby. Here’s a young lady who had a goal in mind, went after it with a vengeance and succeeded and all people can talk about is her hair?? People can so caught up in such trivial baloney (I’d say the other, but I won’t), that it’s enough to make your stomach turn. And what’s more, I don’t see a difference between Gabby’s hair and those natural styles that most of us are sporting these days. The comments aim at her are purely from a place jealousy and envy. And those hurling should take a que from her; get up and out and do something positive. And stop focusing on the externals.
marcel armstead
August 6, 2012 at 8:25 pm
She should of had her hair more neatly. Put a little more gel in it. But I agree its not more important than her makeing history. People over rateing this. It was only a few People stop hateing on black People. Cause they opion different from yours.
Derrick
August 7, 2012 at 6:48 am
@dumb azz marcel:
Didn’t school start yesterday? You need to go back to elementary school and learn how to write and spell. YOU ARE ONE DUMB a*s CRACKER!!!
By the way…that dog-like hair, that is worn by you crazy crackers is full of lice, fleas and ticks. It smells when it gets wet; just like a dog!
Instead of talking about the Black Goddess Gabby’s hair, why don’t you go back an enroll in school, because you are a STUPID SON-OF-A-b***h!!!
GABBY IS THE BLACK ANGEL, WHO IS FLYING HIGH ON EARTH!
Resa
August 6, 2012 at 5:57 pm
This young lady won gold in the womens all around gymnastics competition and all black people can right about is her hair? Really people! We are our own worst enemy. Grow the h**l up!