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    televisions or smart phones to watch the Miss Universe beauty pageant where at the end of the competition, one emerges as the most beautiful woman in the world. On behalf of beautiful women, created in the image of God I propose that global citizens should vote to repeal this foul display of superficial beauty. These pageants present a twisted version of beauty that people must reject based on objective standards of beauty found within the Bible. According to the Miss Universe website, “Research has shown the

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    Tiaras

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    Tiaras or Torture In 2016, the world was shown the biggest hiccup in beauty pageant history, when Steve Harvey mis-announced the winner of Miss Universe, the largest scale pageant in history. This mistake spread through the workings of social media like wildfire bringing much public attention to the subject matter of beauty pageants and what they stand for. Although some may argue beauty pageants give bad body images, rob children of their childhood, or are simply an “ugly spectacle”. Many will argue

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    with features consisting of flat stomachs, lean legs, and a tall stature. A study done on Miss America physiques over the past 95 years reveals that there has been an apparent decrease of body mass indexes (BMIs), dropping since the 1920s. These pageant winners have only surpassed the lowest mean BMI that has ever been recorded of the average female, once, in nearly the past century. Specifically, the range of Miss America winners’ body mass indexes have spanned from 17-21, whereas the average American

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    describes the qualifications for both Miss USA and Miss Universe says that the contestants have to be between 18 to 28 years old. They are not allowed to be married and have kids. To be Miss Universe the women have to win in their nations pageant, for Miss Usa they need to win in their state pageant, and the winner represents United States in Miss Universe pageant (Chambers). The women have to go through a long process in order to participate. For Miss Earth and Miss America they have the same age requirement

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    extravaganza of bikinis, singing and sashaying, can be easy. One may never forget when Steve Harvey awarded Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutiérrez with the crown instead of the rightful champion Miss Philippines Pia Wurtzbach during the Miss Universe Competition in 2015. A whole lot more goes into beauty pageants than what meets the eye. Several systems take place in the pageant world that empower women. The Miss America Organization has the most driven, intelligent, and compassionate women when it comes to success

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    society and culture is greatly influenced by them. Thus, Filipino women adhere to the dictates of the West of what beauty is, which is implied in fashion magazines, commercials, and other forms of media (Chapkis 40). With all these and having the Miss Universe first launched in the United States, our own versions then of such beauty pageants have patterned their standards with the beauty standards of the West (Candor 3-4). The adherence of our women to such dictates is due to the need to be accepted

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    Miss Speaking Summary

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    Set in a noncanonical setting of a Miss Universe pageant, “Miss Speaking” is a short story that addresses the central question of what it means to be human and the dangers of conformity. These themes are also prevalent in 1984. Throughout the course, we have discussed the definition of being human in a multitude of different contexts, but arguably the most important human characteristic is the ability to make connections with others. The ability to create these is mediated by the use of language

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    com/photos/bollywood-actress-jacqueline-fernandez-during-an-interview-for-the-picture-id463676690 Introduction (more than 50 words): Jacqueline Fernandez is an upcoming actress in Bollywood. She was formerly a model and represented Sri Lanka in the Miss Universe beauty contest in 2006. Her acting career in Bollywood began after she came to India on a modelling assignment. Her recent career in acting has seen her in both leading and supporting

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    Most Embarrassing Moments

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    ones that sometimes those moments are caught on TV. Check out the most embarrassing moments caught on TV. 1. Steve Harvey and Miss Universe No one will ever be able to forget when Steve Harvey was hosting the Miss Universe pageant and he called out the wrong name when he was announcing the winner. What made this whole thing even more embarrassing for Harvey and for Miss Columbia is that he didn’t notice until after she was crowned and given her sash and flowers. (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed

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    women win Miss World, they can still only do so if they take part in the swimsuit competition. a. Wearing something that reveals much skin, more than their country is used to, may well not be considered appropriate dress in their culture. (Hamilton, Tom) b. There are Miss World and Miss Universe winners from all around the world, but sometimes it is frowned upon by their culture on the acts they have to take to reach that point. 2. There were demonstrations against Miss World by

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