hello lovely ladies of HBCU, remember this date, MARCH 19TH, in Washington DC, zanzibar on the waterfront 4-9 PM!! miss black USA pageant is looking for applicants to compete to fill up their roster of 51 possible contestants, the currently need women going to school or who are residents of these states to apply and audition, 2 minutes for talent and about 3 minutes to interview, THATS IT, and you could possibly be on your way to be the next miss black america!
Colorado, District of Columbia,Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
1) You must be at least 17 years of age and not older than 27 years of age by the date of the national competition in 2005.
2) You must be a high school graduate or in your senior year of high school.
3) You must be single; not married.
4) You must be a natural born female
5) You must be a United States citizen and live in the United States
6) You must be in excellent physical and mental health.
7) You must be a high school graduate by the date of the national pageant in 2005.
8) You may not have competed more than twice in the national Miss Black USA pageant and may not represent the same state more than once.
click here for more info on process...http://www.avalongold.com/missblackusa/images/National%20Auditions.doc
i think i may apply for Georgia, but dont hold me on that lol
hello lovely ladies of HBCU, remember this date, MARCH 19TH, in Washington DC, zanzibar on the waterfront 4-9 PM!! miss black USA pageant is looking for applicants to compete to fill up their roster of 51 possible contestants, the currently need women going to school or who are residents of these states to apply and audition, 2 minutes for talent and about 3 minutes to interview, THATS IT, and you could possibly be on your way to be the next miss black america!
Colorado, District of Columbia,Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
They didnt forget about alabama or n.c or anybody else...they're looking for reps from states they DONT have ALREADY. See how they are trying to FILL 51. I dont know why its 51 tho and not 50.. :?
hello lovely ladies of HBCU, remember this date, MARCH 19TH, in Washington DC, zanzibar on the waterfront 4-9 PM!! miss black USA pageant is looking for applicants to compete to fill up their roster of 51 possible contestants, the currently need women going to school or who are residents of these states to apply and audition, 2 minutes for talent and about 3 minutes to interview, THATS IT, and you could possibly be on your way to be the next miss black america!
Colorado, District of Columbia,Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
1) You must be at least 17 years of age and not older than 27 years of age by the date of the national competition in 2005.
2) You must be a high school graduate or in your senior year of high school.
3) You must be single; not married.
4) You must be a natural born female
5) You must be a United States citizen and live in the United States
6) You must be in excellent physical and mental health.
7) You must be a high school graduate by the date of the national pageant in 2005.
8) You may not have competed more than twice in the national Miss Black USA pageant and may not represent the same state more than once.
click here for more info on process...http://www.avalongold.com/missblackusa/images/National%20Auditions.doc
1. where the hell is ALABAMA on this list?
2. y if i wanna participate do i have to go all the way to d.c. to even b considered? thats ridiculously inconvenient. if they really wanted some full participation THEYD come to ALL the states
to answer your question, the national pageant will be held in Washington DC first of all, so if its inconvenient for the girls to travel to DC in the first place to even compete they dont need to tryout and second they had it in one place because the way they are doing it since these states either didnt have competitions because of their state coordinators, the competition is HECKA EASIER than having to do a full state beauty competition, involving a sports wear category/evening dress, question and answer amongst a full audience, and the whole shebang.....so they are actually making it as convenient as they can to incude reps from all states who may have missed out on their states pageant....besides one place cuts down on time as well since its gonna be in august and they have to make press kits for each girl and advertise before the 'big thing' and hope this clarifies even a tiny bit
oh yeah and aggie dude COMEON THEY DID INCLUDE NORTH CAROLINA lol...her pic is even at the freaking website dawg
OH YEAH AND TEXAS IS GONNA WIN IF GEORGIA DONT lol
hello lovely ladies of HBCU, remember this date, MARCH 19TH, in Washington DC, zanzibar on the waterfront 4-9 PM!! miss black USA pageant is looking for applicants to compete to fill up their roster of 51 possible contestants, the currently need women going to school or who are residents of these states to apply and audition, 2 minutes for talent and about 3 minutes to interview, THATS IT, and you could possibly be on your way to be the next miss black america!
Colorado, District of Columbia,Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
1) You must be at least 17 years of age and not older than 27 years of age by the date of the national competition in 2005.
2) You must be a high school graduate or in your senior year of high school.
3) You must be single; not married.
4) You must be a natural born female
5) You must be a United States citizen and live in the United States
6) You must be in excellent physical and mental health.
7) You must be a high school graduate by the date of the national pageant in 2005.
8) You may not have competed more than twice in the national Miss Black USA pageant and may not represent the same state more than once.
click here for more info on process...
oh yeah and aggie dude COMEON THEY DID INCLUDE NORTH CAROLINA lol...her pic is even at the freaking website dawg
OH YEAH AND TEXAS IS GONNA WIN IF GEORGIA DONT lol
