lavaflow99
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Black Girl Magic!!
It is becoming our decade
It is becoming our decade
First African American to win Scripps Spelling Bee!
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Theresamonet
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Aww that was cute. Good for her!
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Leeda.the.Paladin
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I just saw this. She's adorable 
naturalgyrl5199
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She also holds 3 Guinness World Records!
LostInAdream
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Love this!!
Theresamonet
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Search her name. Google did something cute to celebrate.
kimpaur
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You go Miss Zaila!Black Girl Magic!!
It is becoming our decade
LivingInPeace
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That is cute!!! I love these stories!
luckiestdestiny
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She's adorable.
What does she get for the win? A scholarship? I hope...something.
What does she get for the win? A scholarship? I hope...something.
lavaflow99
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$50,000 and a trophy.
National Spelling Bee Fast Facts - ABC17NEWS
CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at the Scripps National Spelling Bee. June 3, 2022 – Harini Logan, a 14-year-old from San Antonio, wins the Bee in the first-ever spell-off at the 94th Annual Scripps National Spelling Bee. July 8, 2021 – The Scripps National Spelling Bee finals takes place...
lavaflow99
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Welp…
Leeda.the.Paladin
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She's also the first homeschooled kid to win since 2000.
What does it say? I can't see it for some reason.
in addition to the 50k prize, LSU also offered her a free ride. I see that she says her aspirations are for Harvard though. I wouldn't be surprised if they reach out to her with all of the publicity.
Leeda.the.Paladin
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I can see it now. I was wondering if Southern would reach out to her. A lot of the HBCUs will, I would think.
Everything Zen
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Remembering the 1936 National Spelling Bee and how hatred eliminated a bright young girl from Akron
Back in 1936, just 11 years after the National Spelling Bee was inaugurated, 13-year-old MacNolia Cox from Akron was a spelling prodigy with an IQ through the roof.
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This is why the nonsense about affirmative action meaning lower standards for us has always angered me. They have always had to cheat to exclude us, then have the nerve to cast doubt on our qualifications.Remembering the 1936 National Spelling Bee and how hatred eliminated a bright young girl from Akron
Back in 1936, just 11 years after the National Spelling Bee was inaugurated, 13-year-old MacNolia Cox from Akron was a spelling prodigy with an IQ through the roof.
My heart is full. What a talented young lady, and I’m confident this isn’t the last we’ll hear of her.
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