It was nice to see a talent section again. We prefer evening gowns to swimsuits, but I’m sure guys prefer the latter. We only caught some of the stage interviews and what came after so only heard some of the PC answers. Why does it matter how many of what color were in the finals?
Of course guys prefer the latter. Not only that, it’s pretty much mandatory to hold our interest.
MA is supposed to be a beauty contest, that was its origin and that was its existence until this year when the radical feminists took it over.
Eliminate the beauty contest part - and make no mistake, getting rid of the swimsuits is just Step One on that path - and what’s the justification for having the contest at all?
Why would a man tune in to see a mere talent show, when a wider variety of talent is available to all at the click of a mouse?
If “Miss America” is not a competition to see who the most beautiful - not talented, but beautiful - woman in America is, it has absolutely no reason to exist at all.
This just hit me: If they go just evening gowns, can we expect to see every skimpier evening gowns? And could that actually change our whole culture regarding what is appropriate attire where evening gowns are concerned?
Just thinking out loud.
“Why does it matter how many of what color were in the finals?” You seriously ask that question?
1) There is a black MA contest, there is NO white MA.
2) AA are 13% of the population and barely more than that in the contestant pool, yet every year, at a minimum, there are 2-3 in the final 5, without exception.