Effects of Transgender Beauty Pageants Miss International Queen

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1 effects of transgender beauty pageants

1.1 self esteem
1.2 fair competition in pageants
1.3 fair judgment in pageants
1.4 beauty pageants , politics





effects of transgender beauty pageants
self esteem

transgender beauty pageants miss international queen celebrate contestants , promote awareness of transgender community. studies have shown competing in prestigious beauty pageants linked higher levels of self-esteem. these higher levels of self esteem can stem stronger sense of identity experienced after competing against other transgender women. however, finishing winners or runner-ups in beauty pageants did not further increase levels of self-esteem , confidence. instead, increasing number of competitions found more effective in raising self-esteem. information shows result of beauty pageant less important in terms of self-esteem actual participation of beauty pageant itself.


fair competition in pageants

transgender beauty pageants provide way transgender women compete against 1 another. inclusion of transgender women in all-female beauty pageants miss universe not less common, raises questions fairness of competition. 1 viewpoint argues though politically correct include transgender women in beauty pageants, not promote spirit of fair competition. analogy given theory through sex segregation of sports based on physical differences. how women track , field sprinters cannot run faster male track , field sprinters because of physiological differences, transgender women cannot portray feminine beauty norms judges in popular beauty pageants critique contestants on. example, transgender women cannot achieve “look” comes wider hips women tend have. however, theory acknowledges difficult determine physical inequalities relevant in judging feminine beauty , creating fair competition. transgender beauty pageants, these inequalities gone , platform equal competition can established.


fair judgment in pageants

miss international queen owned tiffany s show of pattaya city, thailand. s thai contestant qualifies competition winning title of miss tiffany s universe. miss tiffany s universe owned tiffany s show. there has been controversy on , race of winners of each year of miss international queen. on entirety, african diaspora trans woman has never won crown. there has been speculation pageant s judges biased toward look, since thai themselves.


beauty pageants , politics

studies show participating in beauty pageants can aid in achieving political office. in united states, significant 12% of female governors competed in beauty pageants. many of same skills required compete , in beauty pageants apply politics well. of these overlapping skills include public speaking, poise under pressure, , solicitation of funds. pageant winners viewed representatives of hometown, state, or country. experience in representing 1 s hometown in beauty pageants have been shown translate on prowess in political representation well.


the number of transgender politicians , beauty pageants relatively low when compared cis counterparts. however, beauty pageants can still serve way transgenders attain political office because same dynamics of cis beauty pageants present in transgender pageants. prestigious transgender beauty pageants miss international queen not bring fame , name recognition winners, provides platform bring awareness transgender politics. transgender beauty pageants represent springboard future opportunities many transgender individuals.








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