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“Being a cheerleader makes me happy, so it’s heartbreaking to know that the elected officials are taking away my civil rights and opportunity for happiness,” she added.

According to WAFF48, Bautista is not dwelling on the criticism she has encountered. She is using her time to get ready for the tournament by making speeches and walks.

“I’m just going to register. I will pray for the best and hope that I get fair treatment and a fair grade,” she stated.

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