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Bullied teen has last laugh on Homecoming night
Bullied Michigan teen Whitney Kropp turns the tables on her bullies and steals the show on homecoming night.
Mon, Oct 01 2012 at 4:41 PM

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Last week, you undoubtedly heard the story about Whitney Kropp, the bullied teen from West Branch, Mich., who was named to her school's homecoming court as a prank by fellow students. Kropp was devastated by the prank and her classmates' decision to make her the butt of jokes. But rather than hide in her room and suffer in silence, this amazing teenager faced her bullies and with her whole community rallied around her — and she had the last laugh on homecoming night.
 
This weekend, Kropp not only attended her school's homecoming game, she owned it. The entire community — including those from the opposing team — rallied around Whitney, wearing T-shirts, scarves, hats and bandanas in her favorite color (orange) and chanting "Whit-ney, Whit-ney" throughout halftime when the homecoming court was announced.
 
According to reports, Whitney looked like the belle of the ball with a gown, jewelry, shoes, plus her hair and makeup styling all donated for the big event.
 
In this interview with NBC, Whitney says the whole affair has given her a chance to deliver a message to others like her. "The kids that are bullying, do not let them bring you down," she says. "Stand up for what you believe in, and go with your heart and go with your gut. That's what I did, and look at me now."
 
She added: "I'm just as happy as can be."
 
Whitney Kropp, you are one class act.
 
Check out this video of Whitney on her big night:
 

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Gisele Oct 27 2012 at 6:47 AM
Ouji!!! Thank you for your support!! And I'm so happy that you said so. I won for Homecoming Princess, the 2nd place!Honestly I didn't think I'd win becsaue all the other candidates are in sorority, and each sorority has about 50 people or more. And they've given cookies and candies to basketball team, volleyball team, all the other teams, and everybody for the campagin, but I don't have such money becsaue I'm not in sorority. Plus the candidates and the sorority members were giving flyers for 4
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days in the plaza, but I didn't have such a time. So I really didn't think I'd come up to the second place!It's the first time for an international student to be the princess, so it's very honor to me. And I'm very satisfied with my result becsaue I got the second place without giving people any benefit (cookies or candies). I think this means many people truly supported me. Thank you agian, Ouji!
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