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I have mixed feelings about the business of pageants because objectification, gross management, etc. That said, pageants are a part of pop culture that aren’t going away-and the winners have a positive impact on our culture & inspire young women. Thus, this is awesome:
Now, if only we could get the gross misogynist management out of the way and have these pageants run by women who care about & respect other women, that would be good.
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I’m curious to know how corporate culture at Miss America is doing now that it’s been 1.5 yrs since this happened. Has getting rid of Haskell & his rubber stamp crew materially changed how management treats current & former contestants? @yashar, any info? washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-…
Or-as is often the case-was rotten leadership a sign of rot below decks as well? Did Haskell’s misogyny permeate lower ranks in the organization?
