NEW: Women's 100m Hurdles star Alaysha Johnson starts crying after she qualified for the Olympics, e

Women's 100m Hurdles star Alaysha Johnson starts crying after she qualified for the Olympics, encourages people who "look like me" to keep trying.

For reference, there was a single white woman in the race because whites are typically slower individuals.

"Everybody all the time said that I wasn't good enough, said that I didn't deserve. And so I did this my way, my team's way, and just the way that it was meant to be."

"This is for the hood babies. This is for the people who are born and come from nothing. This is for everybody that looks like me that was ever doubted, and I did it with a black designer on my chest."

"This is what I stand for and I'm making a way for everybody in my position."