Three Black Women Just Swept The 100M Hurdles, Making Olympic History

Left to Right: Kristi Castlin, Brianna Rollins, and Nia Ali

Team USA just claimed the top three spots in the 100M hurdles olympics, and guess what? They were all Black women.

For the first time (EVER) in history, a nation swept the podium at the 100M hurdles. Rollins finished first in 12.48 seconds, followed by Ali in 12.59 seconds and Castlin in 12.61 seconds according to NBC Olympics. In case you missed it, watch the historic moment below. #BlackWomenDidThat

Gold: Brianna Rollins (United States)
Silver: Nia Ali (United States)
Bronze: Kristi Castlin (United States)

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