im 1st yessssssssss

latino stand up

oh shes a n*gger. sorry

Do ya thing, Ma. Congrats.

@ Mario

To bad – so sad, CHICO.

Gone girl…straight representing!

Congratulations!!!

WE ARE JUST BREAKING RECORDS ALL OVER THE WORLD! CONGRAGULATIONS!!

She has beautiful eyes.

Mario, trolls belong under bridges, not comment posts.

Try to find your way back to Stormfront little buddy. Don’t let the screen door hitcha where the good Lord splitcha.

Yeah, go girl!!

Big Ups!!!

Congrats Sista!

She’s beautiful, but she looks a lot older than 20!

nice…………..

Congrats!!!

Black People getting a number of 1st throughout the world that’s nice…

lol Mario she’s not a speck sorry..

She ain`t that pretty
Don`t be surprised to hear that she have a baby
That`s how London girls are these days
ASK ME, THE SEEDER

I love how the Brits try to act like America’s super racist and their so advanced racially..hypocrites

@yes indeed…

where did you read that in this article?

strange.

about damn time!…big ups to England ALL DAY!

you go GIRL!

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Apparently English people don’t want her to have the crown.

BBC News: Public Voters Shun Miss England

The Miss England champion, niece of Olympic gold medal-winning sprinter Linford Christie, won the contest with only nine votes from the public.

But organisers said the public vote only selected one of the 15 finalists. The winner was then chosen by judges.

Rachel Christie, 20, a heptathlete from London, was awarded first place by four of the six judges on the night.

Zoiey Smale, Miss Oxfordshire, won the public vote with 2,013 votes, but Miss Christie was 49th out of 54 contenders.

Professional panel

Angie Beasley, director of Miss England, said: “When it gets to the top 15, they are judged on their confidence and their posture on stage and they are judged on their beauty and their personality.

“When it gets to the top 15 you cannot have the public vote judging that, it has to be a professional panel.”

Ms Beasley added that 15p of the £1 cost of ringing the premium-rate phone line to vote would be divided between the charities The Variety Club, eating disorders charity B-Eat and The National Autistic Society.

The Miss England contest said a total of 9,835 votes were cast by the public. Miss Christie’s nine votes would have represented just under 0.1% of those cast.

Under the rules, eight of the final 15 are winners of categories such as Miss Public Vote – won by Miss Smale – with seven selected by contest judges.

Miss Christie, who hopes to compete in the 2012 Olympics, won the Helen E Cosmetic award to reach the final.

Yawn another light skinned beauty contestant. I love how these beauty contests choose the lightest girls to represent a certain country or race. For example all of those Latin and Black countries like The Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Brazil choose the lightest girls to represent their countries and they know damn well that most of their population is Black. I’m Dominican, Jamaican and Puerto Rican and I’m tired of everyone thinking that Latinos are light and can’t be dark or Black like me.

I did’nt know the U.K. has Affirmative Action. Well good for her, I guess.

She looks biracial to me but I guess she is just like the first black president. Whatever

Thank goodness she’s not latino. She wouldn’t be able to have her 12 kids on stage and plus clean up at the same time.

Who cares if she is spanish or black…
she is beautiful and obviously accomplished something great…

She is very pretty…

Must say i hate her dress though.

Woo Hoo!

She’s a cutie! Congrats Rachel Christie!!!!!

I want to see the other contestants. I wonder how people say “only God can judge me”, then get on a show…….where they are judged.

congrats…

It is so funny to see Oshie commenting on almost everything. If you hate to be around us, then why come to our site?