• Miss Pennsylvania Resigns In Protest of Transgender Candidates

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    William Gayley Simpson
    Published on 06-07-2012 12:30 AM  Number of Views: 514  
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    Last week, Miss Pennsylvania Sheena Monnin resigned before the Miss USA crowning in protest of the decision to allow transgender candidates to compete. Monnin wrote a letter to the Miss Universe Organization, explaining the reasons for her resignation:


    [I refuse to be] part of a pageant system that has so far and so completely removed itself from its foundational principles as to allow and support natural born males to compete in it. This goes against every moral fiber of my being. I believe in integrity, high moral character, and fair play, none of which are part of this system any longer.

    More at: Miss Pennsylvania Resigns In Protest of Transgender Candidates | AlterNet
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    1. Vmaxmike's Avatar
      Vmaxmike - 06-07-2012
      Now theres a role model....!!....Beautiful in every way..
    1. Tyr's Avatar
      Tyr - 06-10-2012
      This woman's avant-garde defiance is a heroic symbol to white women and young girls throghout America. "Tolerating" the fact that gays exist is one thing; promoting them in the media is lamentable; but allowing men to disingenuously and perversely present themselves as women, then giving them a central platform to shove their profane charade down Americans' throats, seems to be where the common people are finally drawing the line.
      In spite of her resignation, Ms. Monnin is the rightful Ms. USA in my book.
    1. Tyr's Avatar
      Tyr - 06-11-2012
      As an interesting side-note: I just found out I know the winner of the, albeit farcical, Ms. USA pageant. Not well, but we both had a class together at University, and she seemed fairly nice.

      http://www.boston.com/names/2012/06/...x9M/story.html

      It is unfourtunate, however, that she does not share the high-standards of honor and morality of Ms. Monnin, and her victory may have only been a result of her acceptance of such declining standards (see above article).

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