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The Miss Utah USA 2011 competition was a memorable event in the world of beauty pageants, marked by inspiring contestants, unforgettable moments, and the crowning of an exceptional woman who would go on to leave her mark in the pageant world. That year, Lindsey Evans was crowned Miss Utah USA 2011, setting the stage for a year filled with excitement, personal growth, and important milestones.
The Path to the Crown
Lindsey Evans’ journey to becoming Miss Utah USA began years before her victory. She had always harbored an interest in pageantry, participating in local competitions and gaining experience along the way. Her dedication and hard work paid off when she entered the Miss Utah USA 2011 pageant.
In a competition filled with talented and driven young women, Lindsey stood out for her grace, confidence, and well-rounded abilities. Whether it was during the swimsuit portion, evening gown presentation, or interview rounds, Lindsey showcased her strengths and captivated the judges with her charisma and poise. ownthatcrown.com
A Journey of Growth and Advocacy
Throughout her reign as Miss Utah USA 2011, Lindsey used her title to promote various causes, making a positive impact in her community and beyond. She became an advocate for youth empowerment, education, and self-esteem. She often spoke to young girls about the importance of self-confidence, setting goals, and working hard to achieve them.
In addition to her advocacy work, Lindsey continued to represent Utah with grace at various national and international pageants, inspiring others with her commitment to service and her belief in the power of personal growth.
Post-Reign Career
After her reign, Lindsey went on to pursue a successful career in modeling, television hosting, and community outreach. Her experience as Miss Utah USA helped her refine her communication skills, allowing her to excel in public speaking and media appearances.
Lindsey’s time as Miss Utah USA not only opened doors for her in the professional world, but it also served as a platform for her to continue her advocacy work, encouraging young women to pursue their dreams and be confident in who they are. ownthatcrown.com
Leaving a Legacy
While Lindsey Evans may no longer hold the title of Miss Utah USA, her legacy endures. Her reign served as an example of how beauty pageants can be more than just a celebration of outer beauty—they can be platforms for women to use their voices, make a difference, and leave a lasting impact.
Lindsey’s journey as Miss Utah USA 2011 is a reminder that the crown is not just about winning a title; it’s about using the opportunity to inspire, empower, and influence others in a meaningful way.
Conclusion
Miss Utah USA 2011, Lindsey Evans, demonstrated that success in pageantry is about much more than appearances. It’s about strength, advocacy, and personal growth. She continues to be an inspiration to young women everywhere, showing them the power of self-belief, determination, and the pursuit of goals.
Her time as Miss Utah USA may have ended, but her journey and the impact she made will continue to resonate, proving that the experiences gained through pageantry are often just the beginning of an even greater legacy.
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AND THAT WAS THE TIMES THAT I GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL FROM SPECIAL ED PHS AT AGE OF 22 BUT ONE THING THAT DISAPPOINTS ME THE TRIP TO LAKE GEORGE,NY SOMEBODY STOLE MONEY FROM THE LOCKER AND POSSESIVE ALCOHOL DRINKING.
SHE MADE THE TOP 16! AND POOR JAMIE SHE WAS SCARED OF TELLING THE ANSWERS AND YEAH GOOD JOB,JAMIE!.
SHE SEEMS NERVOUS AND STRESSED POOR JAMIE BUT NICE JOB SHES A SWEET LOOKING PERSON WITH SWEET INNOCENT FACE.
There is no fucking way you aren't trolling right now
The fact you are mormon actually explains a lot. Religions are know for dictating judgment of what is right and wrong without any proper evidence for why such things are right and wrong(some kind of divine law), "common sense" to me is: murder is wrong because it brings harm to others, Stealing is wrong because it brings harm to others, Bigotry is wrong because it brings harm to others. I think you see where i'm going with that. Using a curse word among friends is not wrong; no harm no foul.
Actually I'm a transgender woman if you must know. I would imagine this would lead you to make another slew of assumptions about me, but frankly, I don't care. The whole "cursing in front of women" thing is kind of silly if you ask me, what harm does it cause if the woman in question doesn't care? I understand that some people prefer not to hear cursing and in general I respect it but really…words don't hurt people if they do not affect someone's wellbeing.
yeah, now you've gone off on such a tangent i won't even bother. So far it seems most everything you say is either an assumption or a judgment of some kind. Very little of what you have to say explains why these judgment are correct. When there is no why given, is simply stands as an opinion. As for the assumption, an idea that is formed without evidence is useless.
"We will NEVER get guys to respect women and understand that it's wrong to look at pornography and go to strip clubs" – judgement
"as long as there are women like you around!" – assumption to a person's conduct
"HOW CAN YOU NOT SEE WHY IT'S WRONG FOR A WOMAN TO POSE NUDE??" – judgment to the rightness or wrongness of something
"how old are you?" – mind your business
"Where are your parents?" – at the stip club…clearly, lol
"I wrote a whole blog article about modesty" – likely full of judgment
"I was SO hoping that when I posted this, that I would get people on my side, agreeing with me" – assumption that people agree with you
"snotty woman" – assumption on someone's conduct
"YOU SET WOMEN BACK 100 YEARS! Can't you see that??" – actually…no
"Women should have a sense of MODESTY!" – assumption that women don't and that most walk around naked
"Guys think that all women are dying to flaunt themselves, to show off their body" – assumption that all guys and girls are the same
btw, at that link, most of the images don't even show full nudity and all of them are very beautifully done.
That was I mean by saying "A value judgment is a judgment of the rightness or wrongness of something". you are making "a judgment" to the fact that tasteful nudity for the sake of artistic expression is wrong. That is the definition of judgment and that make you someone who is judgmental toward tasteful nudity. I sincerely recommend you google "tasteful nudity" and click "Photography: Tasteful Nudity – Pinterest" and explain to me what is wrong with posing for these genre of imagry.
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I don't believe profanity (and its use) is a matter of being accepted. Society and the language we speak has evolved/adapted/changed. For instance we can look to literature. Shakespeare has become increasingly difficult to read. Why? Simply because of how we define/use words. To put what is happening here in simpler terms, I'm afraid you are stuck on Shakespearean novels, while many others have moved on to "Ishmael" (I'm not saying your argument has no volume, however it's no longer relevant).
judgemental:
1: Inclined to make judgments, especially moral or personal ones
2: A value judgment is a judgment of the rightness or wrongness of something, or of the usefulness of something, based on a comparison or other relativity.
From what I've read, you do seem to be rather judgemental regardless of if you are wrong or right. Many of your opinions seem to be based on inaccurate assumptions. As an artist, I see nothing wrong with tasteful nudity. The human form is a beautiful thing.
"I have ranted against profanity for ten years online" what an incredible fucking waste of time.
Sorry, I could not help myself. It seems people that dont know how to communicate their ideas effectively resort to cursing and insults to add "strength" to their comments. I'm sure it stems from childhood; like if they were often belittled or disrespected by cursing. Behavior is entirely a result of environmental upbringing(mental disorders somewhat excluded).
This was like so 2011
whatever it takes to make a dollar,… huh?
'You people' – what group of people have you lumped me in to? People who disagree with you. But, fine, I get that you see a difference between modesty and shame. But who are you to tell anybody what's appropriate, or how much of our body is appropriate to show and to whom. Don't get me wrong, there are parts of my body I don't want the whole world to see, and there bodies of other people I don't want to see, so I choose not to show and I choose not to look, I also choose not to judge
I don't know that she would do anything with the picture. I'd assume that the photo would be taken in the aim for it to be published. I'm sure she'd heard of modesty, I'm sure half of youtube has heard of modesty, thanks to you. Why should we be concerned with modesty, our bodies are not something we should be ashamed of. You believe in a god who you believe made our bodies in the form they are in…anyway, I'm digressing – it's a question of art – look at classical Greek art, Renaissance art…
spread eagle? Wow, you have a strange image of tasteful. You bitch about people not reading your blog and not agreeing with your opinions. How about trying to understand that a nude photograph could be a piece of beautiful art. She wasn't asked if she'd like to be in a porno
Ok, I know they pretty much had her pegged by the time they invited her for the interview; but having her do the sound effects thing was just mean. There IS a line when you F with dumb folks. Yes, even pageant contestants.
It's not her fault she's a moron. It's her mother's fault. There is ALWAYS (90% of the time) a monster-despicable-bitch mother behind females like this.
ok i reinstate my statement of her not being dumb, clearly here she was, and not to the mimic sounds, but her answers on evolution or her answers on dating service. Gosh where did they find this girl in a Mormon polygamy ranch.
Why can't she say yes? It's her opinion..
You sure don't know anything, do you? I would hope a cat goes meow instead of moo.
i dont get it why she made top 16
Evolution isnt a belief, it is a fact that is verified with years and years of evidence. People seem to think that tey can pick their facts and call them beliefs….that is not true. Evolution is a fact and the theory of evolution explains the set of facts that supports evolutionary principles.
Theory, in a scientific context, doesnt mean hunch or guess, it means explanation
what kind of siren was that? damn mormons
she cant make a cat noise?
Yeah, she lacks some confidence in her answer. Would love hear her go into more detail with her answers.
Horrible Speaker. Not attractive whatsoever.
Please don't offend anyone about evolution. Please.
her voice sounds heavy -_-
Im with relaxer0529..She seems too reluctant and uncertain…Top 10 maybe if she gains some self confidence
not alot of poise, but who knows
She will struggle in interview so I will not have her in my top 15 list.
press button number 4, FUNNY HER VOICE and next press button nunber 5 hahahahahaha fu5nny funny at 0:50