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Reaching for a World Beyond Food Insecurity
By: Ana Quian Numbers are important to me. They always have been. Like so many people, I am deeply interested in what it takes to achieve a ...
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A few months back I was struck by the idea of creating a space to follow the local delegates on their journey to becoming Miss New York. Onl...
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By Mia Daley Hi everyone! I’m Mia Daley, your Miss Rhode Island, and I am so excited to be rejoining the Section 36 Forevers family! I had t...
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By Allyssa Defillipo One of my favorite quotes is, “Attitude determines altitude.” It’s a mantra that carried me through some of the toughe...
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By: Ana Quian Numbers are important to me. They always have been. Like so many people, I am deeply interested in what it takes to achieve a ...
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By McKenzie Hegarty The Miss America Opportunity has helped shape me into the woman I am today. I received my very first title in 2019, almo...
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By Megan Kerl Through competing, I have learned that growth often begins in the most uncomfortable moments. When I first stepped into the Mi...
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By Anistacia Aragon On January 8th, 2020, I lost one of my close friends and classmates to suicide, and my life has never been the same. S...
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Kaliece Henry is a licensed esthetician, community leader, and national pageant award recipient from Columbus, Georgia. She currently serves...
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By Karla Páez I recall accompanying my father to the hospital and watching him treat and care for patients and coworkers. I would see everyo...
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By: Dareliz Giselle In the world of beauty pageants, preparation goes far beyond appearance. A contestant’s image, communication skills, a...

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