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America's newly- asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy beauty queen Nina Davuluri has been the asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy of a torrent of racist abuse. She is the first woman of Indian asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy to be crowned Miss America, but was greeted with a asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy of insults after she won the asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy on Sunday night. Many people left messages on Twitter questioning asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy a "non-American" had become Miss America. Many tweeters asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy her asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy an Arab, while others said she looked like a terrorist. One tweeter said: "Well they just picked a Muslim for Miss America. That must've made Obama happy. Maybe he had a vote." Ms Davuluri was born in New York and grew up in Oklahoma and Michigan. She was asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy following the Hindu asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy.

The media in India has been asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy of stories on the "shocking tweets". The Times of India wrote: "The tiara had asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy been placed on her head and the asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy tears of joy had just emerged when racist asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy erupted on social media, marring the asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy of triumph for the first ever Miss America of Indian asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy." Ms Davuluri brushed aside the negative comments and said she was not asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy what a minority of people thought. She said: "I have to rise above that. I always viewed myself as first and asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy American." She added: "I'm so happy this organization has embraced asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy." She added: "I'm thankful there are children watching at home who can asbarelybotheredcrownedcustomarydelugedescentdiversityfaithfinallyforemostfullmisidentifiedmomentoriginpageantraisedsubjecttauntswhy relate to a new Miss America."