As a Floridian, this sounds mainly like classism. Not saying that it doesn't sound racist as well, the restriction of do-rags was clearly racist. Unfortunately it doesn't even surprise me. There are a ton of resort-type restaurants here that cater more to the older, more affluent crowd, who want to feel like they're…

Well it was better than nothing, I will say that, but I was referring to the fact that they failed to mention anything at all about Olivia's hair, and also because the wording they used was more so apologizing to people on twitter that saw the tweet and reacted, instead of apologizing to Viola specifically.

They issued this not-pology about the quote, which THANK GOODNESS they explained to us.

OF COURSE SHE'S FROM FLORIDA, RIGHT GUYS??? I'm so sick of the Florida stereotype. Plenty of people do crazy things in plenty of different places. As a native, it's disheartening to see it so much on here. As far as her choice, shouldn't it just be hers? Why should she need a good reason for it? She wanted to get it…

Cindy Lou Who?

Candidn'tly Nicole.

I'm sure the press junket was a blast too.

Walmart has apparently released parking lot footage of the discovery:

You're right! We can't win!!! When I was in high school, I got called Small-breasted Sarah by a group of guys, and it was really hurtful. We each have our own experiences. The author gave hers as a large breasted woman, and I wanted to offer a different perspective. Either way, the point is that it's not ok for any…

Wow! That's something I didn't even really consider... and yet one more example of why every woman's body should just be her own. I totally respect you choosing that for yourself and being open and honest in your experience. Women should never feel judged for that either... like, did you ask anyone for their opinion…

That's why I specifically gave the word the quotation marks....they're not actually benefits at all, just more bullshit. I didn't always know that because it's easy to just believe what we're told, and as a young woman with small breasts, I was constantly told by the media that I wasn't good enough, and any perceived…

People who make up their own minds are not often in the majority, my friend.

Which can lead to attracting some weirdos!!!! Where's the article on that, huh?

On the contrary, your opinion does matter! The more TRUE body diversity, the better. I notice a lot of extremes....it's either this generic mold of beauty, or they have to point out the diversity in marketing like it's a fucking charity case. Why can't there just be regular advertisements where the women just happen…

This made me lol, but only because I feel your pain soooo hard. It's basically a losing battle if you have them or not, but I want us itty-bitty sisters to have a voice too!!! Should we start an actual committee? Disgusting boy-women unite!

That's legitimately disappointing. I've been a lot of places in the world, and nothing compares to the Appalachian region in my opinion.

Good for her! She's also gone on record saying she hates how her boobs are always photoshopped to be bigger... I know there's pros and cons to each woman's personal experiences, but the more that women talk about those experiences openly and honestly, the more power we take back from people who have tried to take it…

The fact that breasts are overly sexualized in our culture is harmful for women with large breasts, but also women with small ones. I literally have the itttiest bittiest, and for a very long time I considered augmentation, just to attain some of the "benefits" of having larger breasts. I'm judged as less of a woman…

I thought America's Weed Princess was Miley Cyrus...