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Simone Biles
Unbeatable. Unbreakable. Unbelievable.
Quite a few black women have made waves in the sport since Wendy Hilliard first made the U.S. national team.
Wait, where are all these deductions coming from?!
The Olympian's adoptive parents "are NOT her parents," NBC commentator Al Trautwig tweeted.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Wendy Hilliard was the first African-American rhythmic gymnast to make the U.S. national team. Today, she coaches a new generation of black athletes, who are inspired by Simone Biles and Gabby Douglas.
How many different ways can you say "slay"?
Neuroscientists are beginning to understand how the nervous system allows us to move -- and their findings may someday reveal how elite gymnasts perform extraordinary movement sequences.
The sport stretches our expectations about womens bodies and womens sports -- but only as far as we're comfortable.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Been four years since you watched gymnastics? We've got you.
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