You are a real pig to speak of black people like this. Seems the KKK is everywhere nowadays. What a lowlife. You've got to be a bastard yourself.

To: dodah001, Terry and any others who decide to make an ignorant comment:

I know many unwed teenage mothers who are Caucasian and let us not forget those who weren't labeled because they decided to visit the Abortion Clinic. Not too long ago I was a "teenage, unmarried, colored girl" and I was never pregnant. I was gaining knowledge in school, unlike you. I am proud to say that I am 27 year female with a Master's Degree. I had a job since I was 17 and was never on public assistance. I was raised in a two parent home and yes my parents were married. I have three siblings and we all share the same last name (our father's last name). I'm sure all the intelligent members of your race are embarrassed because of you.

To srsnakes:

What are you blaming on President Obama? Are you upset because he is a highly educated Black man who graduated from Columbia and Harvard, where he was president of the Harvard Law Review. Your possibly confused at the idea that he was a positive image in his community long before he became a lawayer. Then again, your probably shaking your head because he is married to the mother of his kids. Hmmm...I guess your just a bigot because Pres. Obama is a good man who breaks the mold of what YOU believe is a typical black man. What have you done that has made a change in the world??

Those are completely ignorant statements, dodah001 and Terry. Not to mention the lack of sense in having written that comment using the terms "dis" and "da." (Take note of this comment; this is what correct English looks like.) If you could read the article correctly, you would see that she knows and has the father in her life.

And, Terry, if you read the headline correctly, you would see that the article was about a model before you even clicked on it. Would your feelings be different if she were not an African American woman?

I, like Quinney, was also a "teenage, unmarried, colored girl" and have never been pregnant. I grew up in a two parent household (my parent's have been married for 28 years) and share my father's last name, as do my two siblings. I have never received public assistance of any sort and have held down a job since I was 17 years old as well. I went straight to a university earning my B.S. degree in 3 1/2 years and then just received my M.S. degree. I am 24 years old and I teach at a university and volunteer as an animal caretaker at a museum. Even with these achievements, I do not plan on stopping any time soon as I intend on going to veterinary school.

I continue to strive for excellence as do many other "colored" people. I am not sorry for succeeding and making people like you feel less than adequate. With your mindsets, you two have nothing ahead of you but embarrassment and failure. I have already witnessed the embarrassment by the post by Quinney, therefore, I have no doubt that you have experienced failure. Is ignorance really as blissful as they say it is?

Srsnakes, I am not sure if you were trying to be funny or not. If it was a joke, then it was a poor one. President Obama is a model for all people, no matter what color they are.

Go back and read the article carefully before most of you ignorant people even write a comment. The lady in the photo is not an African-American, she is British which makes her Afro-European. Get a life and stop being jealous of those who are exceeding your expectation of what "black" people should be.

On a different note, what is this outift about? It doesn't make sense when designers make outfits that no one would wear.

I think that everyone should just be happy that both mother and baby are healthy and well. No matter what colour, race, age, whatever!