Gabby Douglas: AP’s Female Athlete of the Year
With 48 of 157 votes from a national panel of Associated Press sports editors, Gabby Douglas was named the Female Athlete of the Year. Douglas
December 22, 2012
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With 48 of 157 votes from a national panel of Associated Press sports editors, Gabby Douglas was named the Female Athlete of the Year. Douglas
Gabby Douglas recently opened up to Oprah Winfrey about being called a “slave” by a former teammate at the Excalibur Gymnatics in Virginia. She also
Gabby Douglas Sitting Down With Winfrey
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Rolling out magazine traveled to London to capture the sights and sounds of the 2012 Olympic Games. During our journey, we decided to have a
Gabby Douglas Being Recruited By Spelman
While the U.S. Men’s basketball team prepared to take on their rivals Argentina, rolling out magazine was in London to capture the sights and sounds
Natalie Hawkins Defends Her Daughter After witnessing her daughter’s accomplishments being belittled by detractors who criticized the teen’s choice of hairstyle, Natalie Hawkins is speaking
“I Just Made History And People Are Worried About My Hair?!” -Gabby Douglas
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Gabby Douglas and Her Mother Profiled By Proctor and Gamble A tenacious 16-year-old whose high flying gymnastic skills have captivated the country, is being profiled
Before the London Olympics, the name Gabrielle “Gabby” Douglas was as obscure as, well, the names of any black gymnasts competing in the Olympics. There
The 2012 Olympics are about more than great athletes competing for a chance to win the coveted gold medal. The games also influence style and
Gabby Douglas has become a legend during her first trip to the Olympics. The 16 year-old made history by becoming the first black American to
