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from swimsuit to sports bra: is there a difference?
by：Yufengling
2020-04-29
Miss American maiden announced its plan in USA Today\'s exclusive program last week, starting with the 30 th event, permanently canceling the swimwear category for the competition.
It\'s an initiative to empower young women, beauty pageant officials say, but Goodbye, goodbye, swimsuits, Hello, good news for athletes, or is it a constant criticism that beauty contests hurt women\'s smoke screens?
Reaction of the switch-
Up is from positive and skeptical to humorous, and even downright rude. \"(It seems to be)
\"This is a sign of a change in the concept of beauty and fashion, no matter how small it is,\" said Juliet Liu, a senior at Wellesley College.
\"I love it,\" Miss Emily Wickman, a teenager in North Carolina, shared in a blog post.
\"When I put on my sports gear to get on stage in a month. . .
I am sending a message to young people all over the country.
It is beautiful to be strong and healthy.
Miss American girl Catherine Hink reports.
Com sent a statement in part saying, \"I \'ve been an athlete all my life. . . .
This new direction for young American miss is a great way to celebrate the positive lives of many young women, setting a strong example for our peers.
He said: \"and announced the news, including: others are not talking so fast.
\"Their institutions meet the standards that cannot be met.
Turning to positive wear still doesn\'t change anything because it shows the same amount of skin, \"said Stephanie Cohen, a junior at Penn State University.
For those of you who feel that the beauty pageant has made women a guest, this is especially inappropriate for young women because they are interesting or replaced by a false dad quote, for example, \"because I like beauty, is it wrong for me to watch beauty contests? What’s that?
Is it MissTeen in the United States?
18 and 19, right? No, like 15?
So big as my daughter? F---.
\"There are also some people who rant in a way that makes you want to know where their caves are.
USA Today exclusively received a series of responses, including this one: But no matter what you think about this change, it represents a shift in competition, this shift has been dependent on T & a ratings since the beginning.
According to ABC News, this is not exactly after the World Series, and the company dropped the swimwear category in 2014.
Sara Ernst is a member of the USA Today College contribution network.
This article is from the USA Today College contribution network.
The views expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect the views of USA Today.
You know we have no obligation to monitor any forums, blogs, photosor video-
Users can provide information or materials through shared pages or other areas of the site.
However, we reserve the right to filter the content submitted by the user at any time and edit, move, delete, and/or refuse to accept anything in our judgment that violates these terms of service or is unacceptable or inappropriate for legal or other reasons.
The story first appeared on the University of America today Blog, a news source produced by student journalists for college students.
The blog closed in September 20.
It\'s an initiative to empower young women, beauty pageant officials say, but Goodbye, goodbye, swimsuits, Hello, good news for athletes, or is it a constant criticism that beauty contests hurt women\'s smoke screens?
Reaction of the switch-
Up is from positive and skeptical to humorous, and even downright rude. \"(It seems to be)
\"This is a sign of a change in the concept of beauty and fashion, no matter how small it is,\" said Juliet Liu, a senior at Wellesley College.
\"I love it,\" Miss Emily Wickman, a teenager in North Carolina, shared in a blog post.
\"When I put on my sports gear to get on stage in a month. . .
I am sending a message to young people all over the country.
It is beautiful to be strong and healthy.
Miss American girl Catherine Hink reports.
Com sent a statement in part saying, \"I \'ve been an athlete all my life. . . .
This new direction for young American miss is a great way to celebrate the positive lives of many young women, setting a strong example for our peers.
He said: \"and announced the news, including: others are not talking so fast.
\"Their institutions meet the standards that cannot be met.
Turning to positive wear still doesn\'t change anything because it shows the same amount of skin, \"said Stephanie Cohen, a junior at Penn State University.
For those of you who feel that the beauty pageant has made women a guest, this is especially inappropriate for young women because they are interesting or replaced by a false dad quote, for example, \"because I like beauty, is it wrong for me to watch beauty contests? What’s that?
Is it MissTeen in the United States?
18 and 19, right? No, like 15?
So big as my daughter? F---.
\"There are also some people who rant in a way that makes you want to know where their caves are.
USA Today exclusively received a series of responses, including this one: But no matter what you think about this change, it represents a shift in competition, this shift has been dependent on T & a ratings since the beginning.
According to ABC News, this is not exactly after the World Series, and the company dropped the swimwear category in 2014.
Sara Ernst is a member of the USA Today College contribution network.
This article is from the USA Today College contribution network.
The views expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect the views of USA Today.
You know we have no obligation to monitor any forums, blogs, photosor video-
Users can provide information or materials through shared pages or other areas of the site.
However, we reserve the right to filter the content submitted by the user at any time and edit, move, delete, and/or refuse to accept anything in our judgment that violates these terms of service or is unacceptable or inappropriate for legal or other reasons.
The story first appeared on the University of America today Blog, a news source produced by student journalists for college students.
The blog closed in September 20.
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