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Miss District Of Columbia, Deshauna Barber, Crowned Miss USA 2016!

Miss District Of Columbia, Deshauna Barber, Crowned Miss USA 2016!

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In a dazzling display of grace, intelligence, and confidence, Deshauna Barber of the District of Columbia was crowned Miss USA 2016. The prestigious event took place on June 5, 2016, at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, where contestants from across the country vied for the coveted title.

Deshauna Barber, a 26-year-old Army Reserve officer and IT analyst, captivated both the judges and audience with her poise and eloquence. She made history as the first-ever military member to win the Miss USA crown, a testament to her strength, leadership, and dedication to service.

Throughout the competition, Barber impressed in every segment, from the swimsuit and evening gown rounds to the final question-and-answer portion. When asked about the role of women in the military, she delivered a powerful response emphasizing equality and the capabilities of women serving their country. Her answer resonated with many, further solidifying her place as a deserving winner. ownthatcrown.com

Following her victory, Barber expressed her gratitude and excitement. “As a woman in the United States Army, I believe it is my duty to serve my country, and I am honored to represent strong, empowered women across America,” she said. Her win not only shone a spotlight on her beauty and intelligence but also highlighted the significance of breaking barriers and redefining traditional roles.

As Miss USA 2016, Barber went on to represent the United States at the Miss Universe competition, using her platform to advocate for veterans, mental health awareness, and female empowerment. Her journey continues to inspire young women to pursue their dreams fearlessly while embracing strength and resilience.

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Deshauna Barber’s historic win is a reminder that beauty and service can go hand in hand. Her reign as Miss USA 2016 remains a defining moment in pageant history, celebrating diversity, dedication, and the power of women in leadership. ownthatcrown.com

 


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30 Comments

  1. I know that there are tons of beautiful blackwoman in USA but this new Miss USA is not even pretty she doesnt even look like a beautyqueen….😅😅

  2. No question is off limits for a Miss USA or any titleholder. The interview round tests the contestants ability to handle herself when faced that type of situation. Hawaii proved herself a worthy competitor with how she handled herself and answered her question; flawlessly IMO. A Miss USA should be able to handle anything that is thrown at her and both women handled themselves like queens and intelligent young ladies. Don't get upset with the organization for asking those types of questions. It's part of the game. You can't play the game, then you're out! Kudos to the new Miss USA and her first runner-up!

  3. Regardless of her question, she f'ed up by saying, "I would get that question, right"? And her answer was not clear. The obvious winner is Miss DC!

  4. wtf was that question. That's just inappropriate to ask anyone. Whatever she chooses she loses. But DC gracefully answered her question and I'm proud of her.

  5. Clinton versus Trump? How can the organizer ask a stupid foolish question? That is something personal, oh dear.Actually Miss Hawaii did the right thing not to answer though she was caught off guard.      Cheers from the Philippines

  6. District of Columbia is beautiful and I'm happy she won, but that Harper's Bizarre (sp?) representative shouldn't have asked that question. That's not fair to limit her decisions and create a bias for the fans/voters. Her political party is her privacy.

  7. Very unprofessional to ask who you are voting for on a broadcasted television show. These questions are extremely personal.

  8. She deserves it but since she actually won, i wonder how much ass did she give to non black ppl in order to get crowned

  9. That is an inappropriate question to ask who Miss Hawaii should vote for. Miss USA organization should be ashamed of themselves.

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