What's up family? Miss South Africa, Demi Lee, Nail Peters won the crown of Miss Universe this year. Now, although the 22 year old is celebrated worldwide, there are a number of people who believe Miss Jamaica, the Vina Bennett really deserves the title. It says something about a woman of African descent rocking her natural hair instead of the non-universal norm of straightened hair. They're saying, hey, we're bucking the system. Miss is groundbreaking and she should have been given some extra consideration because of that. Now, one Twitter user went as far as saying this, the Vina represented not only Jamaica in the Miss Universe, but the Black race. I wish she's the one who should have won. She displayed her afro with pride redefining the competition. Young Black girls out there can feel confident in their natural hair without widening it. The post has since gotten over 1,000 hearts and more than 300 retweets. With one person going as far as saying, Miss Jamaica got robbed. That's what they're saying. Big old controversy out there, y'all. Now, should be noted that Miss Jamaica competed against 91 other contestants. She climbed away to the top, displayed grace, intelligence, beauty, charisma. She had all of those things going for herself. Now, during the page, to ask her this question, what quality in yourself are you most proud of and how will you apply that quality to your time as Miss Universe? Been it responding. The quality I am most proud of is my drive, my determination. I am the founder of a foundation that spreads awareness for the deaf community. And this platform is such a great platform to use to let people know that these persons need opportunities and need equal opportunities and goals in our society. So Miss Universe competition will be the platform for me to use this foundation to spread awareness for all deaf people around. People are saying that so you're trying to tell me that she deserves to win because she black and she rocked her hair in a different hairstyle because she went natural. I mean, other women around the world go natural every day and they're not getting any special consideration. You know, what happened to the content of character thing and not the color of your skin judging by the content of character, not the color of your skin. Amen. I hear what you saying. I hear what you saying loud and clear. It's just that it's kind of confusing when you honor a celebrity, formal, former Olympic medalist, trans male with the title of Woman of the Year. And you don't afford this groundbreaking black woman the same privilege. That's all. See, we ain't got no problem with following the rules. But y'all gotta stop moving the damn goal line every time we get close to scoring. Man, judging by the content of character and intelligence and all that other stuff that they normally judging by. But stab switching the shit up, man. Stick to the script. I mean, going one direction because y'all know that that been a trans male misjamaica would have probably won. It will Have a mole number