Olympic gymnasts have History Archivesto put up with some ridiculous stuff from strangers.
But Aly Raisman would not stay silent after a body-shaming encounter while going through airport security.
SEE ALSO: Ellen DeGeneres tried to scare Aly Raisman, did not scare Aly RaismanThe three-time gold medal winner took to Twitter on Wednesday to share her story.
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Raisman has been outspoken before about body-image issues, as has her Team USA partner Simone Biles, who posted this tweet in December.
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Just goes to show that even women of unfathomable accomplishment still have to put up with unfair societal pressures in 2017.
Good on Raisman for speaking out.
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