Let me first Congratulate you Krista for winning ANTM this season. When your competitor made the statement that a real young model (like her) should have the Seventeen spread I decided I wanted you to win. However, imho your personalty in the house was at times cruel, haughty, and underhanded in belittling your roommates. Snide and catty remarks about your roommates were an integral part of your personality during the season and that is what marred any beauty that you could have presented to the world. Internal beauty shines without and enhances natural physical beauty. Hopefully, you will leave those catty traits behind you and truly shine beautiful to the world in appearance, dress, and more importantly your demeanor and attitude...

I like watching ANTM, but when I saw who won on the internet, (I was watching another show at the same time)I thought, "Oh great, another anerexic model." Although Kristi is pretty, she is SO thin and also, you can see her bones....ewww how gross is that. Why can't these models EAT! Even now some agencies won't accept really thin or aka; anerexic models.

In this article, Krista says that she wants to mentor little girls, well, if they saw how THIN she is, then they will get inside their heads that to be able to be a model, you need to be REALLY THIN, which thats not right. You can be thin, but not so thin that you look like skin and bones. I am getting so sick and tired of looking at these really thin models on ANTM. At least Tyra looks great! I really hope that Tyra does a season of "America's Next Top Full Figured Model" because although many women in this world are not model types, they are pretty.

This top model really inspire me. I am so hard on myself, people tell me all the time I should interview with Tyra, but I think I am not pretty enough. I would love to be a model to be into makeup and pictures. I would love to be a person that could help us teens learn to love each other, and stop saying so many hurtful words to one another. I think it is so hard to be a teen. I think I am hated for now reason, and I think if Tyra find me she could help me talk about how much I want teens to learn to embrace each other even if you are different. I am now inspired to find myself and learn to believe that I can make my dreams come true.

Calling all Top Model fans... is Tyra's show still 'fierce' - or is it in need of a facelift?

Ahead of Cycle 15, here's 6 great ways to keep the show fresh for seasons to come...

http://www.remotepatrolled.com/2010/05/top-model-tyra-banks/

Finally someone speaks to the issue of prejudice against darler- skinned females. Rarely do we see such females featured in movies, media unless they are there for comedic relief. It can be seen in the "doll test" and in the CNN feature "kids and race" where kids labed the lighter -skin as smart, pretty and the one adults prefer.
This prejudice can be seen in the USA, Asia and other parts of the world where people have been colonized/enslaved. This labeling of darker as negative started hundreds of years ago ( slavery) and persists today.
In Asia teachers say how difficult it is to have outdoor activities for kids because parents fear their child may become darker which will label them as "low class"
Bleaching cremes ( even though they cause cancer) are sold in many 3rd world countries so women will not be rejected by a society men which label "dark as ugly"
Even so -called modetn rap artist feature fair-skinned women as the "trophy girl" in videos. This brainwashing may have started 500 years agos but it can be seen in 2010 and is a part of the legacy of slavery.
Chad Ochocinco when asked by TMZ why there were no Black girls on his show said " Well, I 'm a man of class and distinction."
Thanks to Tyra for emancipating us from "mental slaveryy"

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