Geovana Hilton is currently 19-years-old with an interesting characteristic and she is very outgoing. She has a big heart for her loved ones and tries to isolate negative people from her life, but sadly, the world is filled with so much filth that it is hard for Ms. Hilton to filter out those negative people.
Ms. Hilton started High School since she was 14-years-old and studied in all Honors classes throughout her High School career and became successful with it. She earned an Advanced Honors Diploma with a 4.2 grade-point-average.
Hilton was excited to graduate in all gold and white cap and gown, but some of the ignorant students were jealous of her success, which made her more isolated from others. Ms. Hilton quoted, “When people approached
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Now she is trying to major in broadcast journalism because an English teacher from her seventh grade middle school motivated her to become a broadcast journalism in the future.
Hilton’s seventh grade teacher, Kathy Griffin, verified this story, she said, “yes I motivated Geovana to be involve more in school and showed her how interesting it is to involve in broadcast journalism. At first she wanted to become a model and I explained that modeling career would end after you become the age of 30. Trust I know this because my idiot sister careered in modeling and now she became a bum looking for a minimum wage job.”
Ever since then, Hilton watched other broadcast journalist on television, and her favorite journalist is Oprah Winfrey. Hilton’s mother and Hilton herself watches The Oprah Winfrey show occasionally and she fell in love with the broadcast journalism field even
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pageant of your first try. This made Geovana Hilton a very happy woman and cried for her victory.
Hilton added,” It was my biggest accomplishment yet and the only people who were there to share that moment were my parents and none of my friends showed up, including with the guy I was in a four year relationship with.”
This opened up her eyes that how much people can be jealous of her hard work and on top of that she was bullied. She embraced every moment during the pageant and now she wants to stay close to her loved ones and isolate anyone else that will bring her down.
Hilton’s father took a moment and said, “ I am very proud of my daughter because she proved to me and to her mother that she can do anything if she just put her hard work in it.”
Later on she described the stereotypes of pageantry. Hilton believes that numerous people thinks that pageant girls are nothing but stupid with a pretty
American beauty pageants got their start in the 1920’s in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It was a kind of tourist attraction created by business owners to keep the tourist in town past Labor Day. Not surprisingly, the first competition consisted of only a swimsuit portion. Eventually as pageants grew more popular, more categories were added. It didn’t take long for pageants to gain popularity, the first Miss America Pageant was held in 1921. Pageants grew bigger still with television in the 1950’s, as it allowed mass amounts of people to watch at once. It wasn’t until the The Feminist Act in the 1970’s that people starting viewing pageants as bad (Goldstein). Some people suggest that beauty pageants really hammer the idea that beauty is the most importa...
When the results were posted the next day Mary Ann waited full of optimism because she received the most applause out of all the girls who tried out and the most applause gets to be on the team; but the cheerleading team advisor, Miss Simpson, had final say on who joins the team and she was an older, gray haired lady who dresses very modestly. When the list was posted, Mary Ann’s name was not there, when her friends, Guy and Tom, tried to encourage her to try again next year she refused and walked away defeated. This betrayal of the rules triggers Mary Ann’s all or nothing mentality, she views the world as black and white, she assumed that because she got the most applause during and after her routine that she would be guaranteed a spot on the team. Guy and Tom tried to keep her optimism in check before the list was posted explaining that even though she did do a great job that Miss simpson had final say, so it was no guarantee, but Mary Ann quickly shot them down stating “The most applause wins. That’s the rule. It’s like Queen for a Day. And I got the most applause.” Despite not showing any doubts in her self-esteem before now, being rejected from the cheerleading squad gave Mary Ann’s self-esteem a hard blow. According to Marcia (1980) individuals who are listed as Identity Foreclosures are more likely to change their internal views of themselves based off of feedback
Children beauty pageants encourage young girl’s to wear make-up, dress in fancy, expensive clothes, and prove to the judges they have what it takes to beat the other contestants. Jessica Bennett states in Tales of a Modern Diva “But this, my friends, is the new normal: a generation that primps and dyes and pulls and shapes, younger and with more vigor. Girls today are salon vets before they enter elementa...
In the days leading up to her graduation, she was so excited about receiving her diploma for her academic accomplishments, even though she hasn’t accomplished a lot in life by experiencing a little bit of it. She felt like the birthday girl with her pretty dress, beautiful hair, and the presents she received from Uncle Willie and her mother. She felt like it w...
Besides the attractive women in half-naked outfits, what does the Miss America Beauty Pageant really represent? This pageant lowers the self-esteem of women who don’t feel like they meet the standards of what society thinks is a beautiful woman. The pageant alone requires contestants to spend a huge amount of money. The message that this pageant is sending is that all women should compete against each other. The Miss America pageant gains millions of viewers, but people fail to notice the population of women who are not happy with themselves. This pageant has many issues regarding women’s image and the definition of beauty that people need to pay attention to.
Paris Hilton has done many good and admirable deeds such as help out with charities and received awards for the movie she has acted in. “Make-A-Wish Foundation, Clothes Off Our Back, Feeding America, Precious Paws, Race to Erase MS etc..” and “ AIDS and HIV, Cancer, Education, Alzheimer's Disease, Diabetes and etc.”(“Paris Hilton” pg 1) are just many charities and causes that she has helped with and supported either with charity galas or donated money. Paris has also won many awards for the movies she has starred in. “Razzie Award: Worst Actress, the Worst Actress of the Decade, the Worst Supporting Actress, the Worst Screen Couple and Teen Choice
In the 1920’s, when beauty pageants began, the main reason for these pageants was to gain tourists. At the time, Atlantic City, New Jersey, was a popular tourist resort. To bring in more business to the city, they came up with the idea of a Fall Pageant. The city got sponsors to represent these young women, and a panel of judges would decide on the most beautiful bathing beauty in America (Alter 2). Since these times, beauty pageants have grown to be a huge part of today’s society. Child beauty pagean...
Since the Miss America Pageant was established in 1921, conceptions of the beauty of American women have been based, in part, on the winner of this pageant. Sarah Banet-Weiser writes in her book, The Most Beautiful Girl in the World, that “the woman selected as Miss America apparently 'represents' the nation” (Banet-Weiser 56). As a result of representing the American nation, the winner of the Miss America pageant is looked up to as a model for style and beauty among women. Since its inception, the Miss America pageant has come under attack from feminist organizations for exploiting women's bodies despite the fact that it is a scholarship program; the pageant rewards contestants a scholarship for continuing education based on their responses in the interview and the talent portions of the pageant as well as their performance in the swimsuit competition. A beauty pageant, such as the Miss USA pageant, is strictly concerned with a woman's outer beauty and does not include the talent or interview portions.
From the outset of the story there is an overwhelming sense of hope that has enveloped the entire community and school with the upcoming graduation. The communitie's involvement strengthens the authors excitement in her rite of passage. Everyone is preparing for the ceremony and seeking to see how it will affect the lives of those involved. "Only a small percentage would be continuing on to college" (835) and others were just excited for the "glorious release" (834) from school. She felt like she was on top of the world, after all, "the graduating classes themselves were the nobility" (834). It is obvious how much pride she takes in her community by the way she describes her class as "an extended family." (834). The author's school was not the most impressive school compared to the white schools in the area but that could not damper the spirit that was filling the air. Parents who were buying or making new outfits for their graduates made everyone including the author the center of attention. Her "momma launched out on [hers]," (835) and she was swollen with pride that she was going to be a walking mod...
...ildren, and most of their time must be enjoyed in creating their own private space. During our childhood, we build the seeds of creativity that will eventually determine our personality. And during adulthood, we always look back to the wonders of our youth. Show business is very hard for anyone, particularly for kids. Children do not belong in the entertainment industry. Young stars often complain about a stolen childhood, the pressure they have to face at a young age forcing them to mature fast, and the risks of exposure to dirty show business while still an innocent playful child. Celebrities who were exposed to the limelight at a tender age become scarred for life by early success and tend to compensate for the childhood they were deprived of during their later years in life.
She grabs the foundation and smothers her face with it; she creates a mask. She sprays the hairspray till the fumes clog the air. She squeezes into her bejeweled dress and puts on her heels. She transforms into someone who is unrecognizable, and fake. This is a little girl. The process of preparing for a beauty pageant is very demanding and stressful while little girls spend hours training and getting ready for their appearance on stage. Weeks are spent choreographing their dance routines and thousands of dollars are spent on, “glitzy” dresses, fake teeth, and spray tans. As long as beauty pageants for girls under the age of 16 continue, there will be an increase in mental and physical issues, an increase in the objectification of women, and there will be negative impacts for little girls.
Koncikowski, Jeanette. "Beauty Pageants: Beauty Pageants: Turning Beings into Objects." Issues: Understanding Controversy and Society. ABC-CLIO, 2014. Web. 27 Apr. 2014.
...nd record, these young girls prancing around on stage in provocative outfits and preforming provocative routines for the judges. Dr. Nancy Irwin, a Los Angeles-based psychotherapist is quoted in an article explaining the dangers of pageants for the girls “Men can pose as agents/managers and track you/your girl down through the show”.
She seemed like a whole new girl. “Bullying At School” mentions that a simple hello or smile can change a person’s life, and in this moment, I felt the change in her attitude, personality, and overall presence (2). It seemed that the simplest acts I did seemed to make a world of difference to her. Graduation day, 2015, I sat in my chair watching all of my friends prepare to walk the stage. As the ceremony began, I saw the girl from that day climb the stairs to the stage and begin to speak. She was our Valedictorian. She began, “Dear fellow graduates. I can’t call you my friends because most of you do not even know I exist. My name is Sam Carter. I am your below average student that didn’t fit in like the rest of you. I had one friend and you know who you are. I was gratefully introduced to a friend earlier this year in a crucial time of my life. Everything was piling up and I was being bullied at school. She came into my life at just the perfect time and saved me. The day she helped me pick up my books and stood up for me in the hallway before class was the day that I was going home to end it. My life meant nothing to anyone. I had my goodbye letter written out, the rope in my room, and had my goodbyes said and that day, she showed me that I wasn’t alone and that someone cared for me. The simple things you did for me changed my view on this world. You saved my life. As I
There are lots requirements needed to get into the program called journalism, how long it take to be a journalist, and beneficial to public and themselves. Unfortunately, high school course needed to get prepared and ready for the career. When a person knows what career she going into when she still in law school, she can get ready. So by the time she is in college, it would be just finishing up and getting going into the journalism career. In high school, students are allowed to take some college courses that can easily transfer to college. So in this case when a person knows what field interest to her it will be easy to start it earlier so she will not be wasting time and money during the college.