Negative Effects of Beauty Pageants Essay

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    Twice Emmy nominated actress, Crystal Hunt has been a shining beacon and rising star since childhood. Starting as a toddler with beauty pageants her parents quickly realized her potential and started her in singing and acting lessons. A beautiful and talented young woman, she arrived on the Soap Opera scene in 2005 at age 17, when she landed a role on Guiding Light. Later in her career she would also appear on One Life To Live as well. With a wide-ranging repertoire, Crystal Hunt's list of…

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    33% of girls ages 7-11 are not happy w their appearance, and the pressure of child beauty pageants don’t help with that. Child beauty pageants in America mostly started in the 1960’s with the Miss America Pageant. In these pageants, children would dress up and present themselves and sometimes their talents on stage and would be judged against other children competing. Over time this gained the interest of many and became much more popular. As popularity increased, so did competition, and kids…

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    And therein lies the problem with child beauty pageants. They have the potential to create long term issues for the many of the female children who are asked to participate in them. This is the stance that “Toddlers and Tiaras” takes regarding the issue of child beauty pageants; the author of the article, Skip Hollandsworth, asserts that “many psychologists believe that developmental and emotional problems can stem from pressure and value system that pageants embody” (493). Hollandsworth in his…

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    light makeup. Child beauty pageants were first made known in the 1960’s and each year where around three million children from ages six to sixteen compete for the number one spot. The pageant world as seen on A&E as well as the TLC show “Here comes honey boo boo”, which follows a child on her daily life and beauty pageants. This sheds light on the fact that these pageants have more to do with the parents then the children themselves, parents start their children in pageants at as young as…

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    Overcoming Stereotypes Project - Laverne Cox - Cassiopeia For my presentation I have chosen the well know actor and activist Laverne Cox. She is a 32 year woman born on May 29 in 1984 from Mobile, Alabama in the US. She and her twin brother were raised by their mother, Gloria, who was single and worked as a teacher. Though Cox was born biologically male, she had always felt herself to be female, not really seeing a difference between boys and girls. She was often taunted and harassed…

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    Beauty pageants are essentially a form of child abuse. Forcing children to continue to participate in pageants even though it is evident that they are not enjoying it for the sake of gratification for the parents or financial gain is ethically immoral and a form of abuse. Some parents believe that they are providing healthy competition for their children and that since it is not physically harming them, then it is not a form of abuse. However, when parents coax children to do something the…

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    Yolanda Foster has been on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for a while now, but news is just now coming out that one reason she joined the show was to help promote her daughters. E! Online shared the news that Yolanda thought this would be a good reason do the show and obviously it did work for her. At the young ages of 19 and 20, everyone knows who Bella and Gig are so Yolanda made the right decision if this is what she wanted to do. These two are doing great as models, but having Yolanda…

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    Wishes do come true for Madeline Stuart, who has down syndrome, as she graced the New York Fashion Week for FTL MODA on Sunday. The 18-year-old lady did her best and strived so hard to be the model that she wanted to be. The Australian teenager made her runway debut and totally nailed it as she effortlessly does the catwalk. She rocked three different outfits, including the casual wear multi-colored halter top paired with shiny purple shorts. Her laidback look was matched with a white and gold…

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    still enforced on both men and women. Smolak and Murnen (2001) mentioned the notion of a superwoman model for women, the type of ideal figure can be independent, intelligent, and beautiful – beauty and brain. This immediately reminded me of Miss America and Miss Universe. I remember watching these pageants as a child, and thinking to myself “How does she do it?”…

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    Fun To Eat Ice Cream, Face Suri Cruise So Covered Her age was already 10 years old, but Suri Cruise remains the child of celebrities are cute and adorable. Like any appearance, the daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise is always a success being the center of attention of people who are in the vicinity. Long reportedly inaudible, this time one of the paparazzi's camera captured the moment of togetherness of the Queen and her mother. Reported by the Daily Mail, this pretty girl turns out to be…

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