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St. Paul Celebrates Gold Medalist Suni Lee With Parade
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2021
- People from all over gathered in St. Paul to celebrate Minnesota Native Suni Lee and her Olympic gold medal with a parade and speech ceremony, reports Marielle Mohs. (2:29) WCCO 4 News At 10 - Aug. 8, 2021.
Suni Lee will be remember forever. The 1st Hmong, to reached the stars.
Congratulations(Suni,Lee)you are the real chambion and a true American!👏👏👏👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Congratulations Suni Lee, and your team mate.
This is the best show and coverage from Minnesota among others. Love Sunisa Lee and proud of for bringing home goal medal for this great nation, the U.S.A. You are an inspiration for all young women across the world.
Hell yeah!! Greetings from Orange County, CA. GO SUNI!!! ^_^
You’re the best girl I am Cambodian American so proud of you take care love you
Thank you Mr Sattya Duch. 🙏
You made history, enjoy it. Proud of you
congratulations!🎉Gold Medalist Suni Lee
Good job Suni happy for you
It is perfectly understandable for Minnesota to flip out over a hometown champion like a thousand year event. This is where the Vikings are from.
Also where the timberwolves are from
Congratulations from Alaska. History for USA for hmong people!
Hi congratulations bravo love you so much sunisa lee
Congrats to her.
Congrats to suni and congrats to all minnesota Olympian..
Great human beings..congratulations!
Congratulation Sunisa Lee
May God bless
So proud of her!!
My dream my children like suni lee
Awesome that gymnastics is becoming more diverse and I’m not even a gymnast.
They always been diverse. What are you talking about?
I’m talking about American gymnastics specifically
@@aaronberns8485 Dominique Dawes
Three-time Olympian; first Black person to win an Olympic gold medal in gymnastics; first Black woman to win an individual Olympic medal in artists gymnastics
Gabrielle Douglas
First Black woman in history to become individual all-around Olympic champion; only American all-around champion to win multiple gold medals in a single Olympic games; member of 2016 U.S. Olympic Team.
Simone Biles
Holds record for most gold medals won by a female gymnast in World Championships history; first African-American to become World all-around champion; member of 2016 U.S. Olympic Team.
Diane Durham
First elite U.S. Gymnast to train under legendary coach Bella Karolyi. Two-time Junior National Champion; Senior National Champion.
Luci Collins
Became the first Black female to make an Olympics team in 1980.
Kyla Ross
Olympic Gold Medalist of the “fierce five” 2012 U.S. Gymnastics Team
Betty Okino
World Gymnastics Championships Silver Medalist of the 1991 U.S. Gymnastics Team; Olympic Bronze Medalist of the 1992 U.S. Gymnastics Team.
Sophina DeJesus
Elite gymnast of the UCLA Bruins gymnastics team since 2012; gained notoriety in 2016 for viral video of floor exercise routine incorporating popular Hip Hop dance moves.
Dionne Foster
Became first elite gymnast in history from the state of Alabama at the age of 13; member of Alabama’s 1991 NCAA Gymnastic Championship Team.
Andree Pickens
Elite University of Alabama gymnast; won 14 All-American honors; won 2 NCAA individual titles.
Diandra Milliner
Elite University of Alabama gymnast; won 8 All-American honors; contributed to the teams’ 2011 & 2012 Championship wins.
Morgan Dennis
Won six All-American honors and an NCAA title as a University of Alabama gymnast.
Ashley Miles
University of Alabama gymnast who was member of the 2001 bronze medal winning worlds team; earned 3 NCAA titles; earned 12 All-American honors.
Amy Yuen Yee Chow
Competed at the 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympics.
Here are some more Americans you can research...
Katelyn Michelle Ohashi
Leanne Wong
Tracee Talavera
Annia Hatch
Kyla Ross
Lauren Zoe Hernandez
I was in gymnastics a child in the 1970s and that class was very diverse. No one was excluded that was interested in the sport.
who tf could dislike this? some haters fr.
I would suggest some but certainly not all may have disliked it because it feels so overtop in some respects. I'm proud of her as well and she seems like a sweet, decent, down to earth person, but look at what's being placed on her shoulders. She's the face of the Hmong community, the face of Asian Americans, the continuation of America's All Around gold streak and the daughter of Minnesota and St. Paul. Seems like a lot to be shoving at and putting on this girl. This kind of intense praise and attachment of significance to her Hmong and Asian American communities along with what some may consider the over the top spectacle being made of her, this is where some of this pressure and feelings of having to live up to expectations come from and can be a part of what resulted with Simone happening. You've got intense press coverage, the Hmong Community, and the Asian American Community all piling on, add in some well meaning but over zealous supporters and stress and pressure can be unintentionally created. You wonder how much of this is her wanting to participate in these events, and certainly she does, but also what part of this is her possibly feeling obligated and like she can't say no. Some of the dislikes may have been for these reasons though certainly there's going to be those that are just garden variety hate as well.
Thanks the USA team.
Periodddddd
😘😍😍😍
OMG!!! She's so great! What a historical intergalactic achievement! Who would have thought that Hmongs can win a gold medal! I want a baby from her now. Let's rename St Paul in her honor and create a national holiday!
Ok
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We should just skip the achievements and give out medals for nationality. Let's do award shows on the best of your race. Being the first Hmoung to win a medal isn't historic it's inevitable. This is America. Her achievement is she is the best of her event and she represented the United States of America. They didn't even say in the story what event she won.
I don’t understand why we can’t celebrate her achievement and her origin? Why the unnecessary hate? Does it bother you that much?
She is American, true. But her ethnicity played a large part in who she is today.
@@KencivalNo one is hating here. The work has been done by people like Jackie Robinson, Jesse Owens, Pete Brown ect. Who lived through segregation and racist laws. That was historic. Laws and regulations we no longer have. It's time we clebrate Americans for their achievements and not their skin color. That's when I will feel racism is over.
i didn't see any of these people fighting at the alamo for our freedom
i don't know how to respond to that - i guess times change?? they probably don't even know about the Alamo and the people that died for our freedom - people come here and just want to enjoy our freedoms without knowing the ULTIMATE sacrifice Americans gave for our country.... I don't know is that what your saying jojo ???
America is involved in a lot of wars not just in North America but overseas as well. And of course if you weren’t in that war you wouldn’t know? The Alamo happened sometime in the 18th century. I don’t think you were in that war either, but enjoy the liberties that those before you fought to attain it.
They fought communists and saved American fighter pilots shot down on highland jungle of Laos during the Vietnam war.
Minnesota need to be proud if not than is nothing good about Minnesota only California got the best of the best😂
boy you sure proved your name here with that comment
@@vikeirishman LOL from Cal.
Dude, I'm from CA but I think you should give Minnesota this. Why did you even bring CA into this? She was born and raised in Minnesota, studied gymnastics there. Minnesota gave the US a top Olympian. Good job Sunisa Lee, good job Minnesota.