U.S. Womens Gymnasts Were Told Not To Praise Christ, So They Did This Instead This week, it seems the liberal media has focused all of its attention on the story of Ibtijah Muhammad, the first American woman to wear a hijab while competing. While she is busy criticizing Trump, many other Olympic champions are thanking God for giving them the opportunity to compete. Take Simone Biles, for instance. Biles has an incredible story as well. Her grandparents adopted her after she was placed into foster care because of her mothers addiction to alcohol and drugs. Do Not Be Afraid is repeated in the Bible 365 times, she tweeted. This is a daily reminder from God to live everyday FEARLESS. Your talent is Gods gift to you. What you do with it is your gift back to God, Biles shared back in 2014. Or, lets look at the story of 20-year-old Gabby Douglas, who just revealed that she practices gymnastics to a Christian-music playlist. She also uses this music during her performances. Faith plays a very big role in my life, she said in a recent interview. I dont know where I would be without it today. And my mom always exposed me and my siblings to being a Christian and the bible. I was watching back and looking at the Olympics and my mouth is movingand thats me praying. What do you think? Is it time that some of these other role models get a turn in the spotlight? 