Outrage After White Woman Is Named As Winner Of Zimbabwe's Miss Universe Competition

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: quintessentone

So if a White woman wins it's sketchy ? Because she's White ?

What attempt at logic are you making here ?

To me, she was not the prettiest contestant, so I am asking what set her apart?

I'd like to know why the judges picked her, maybe that information will be available on social media in the near future.

I posted all the contestants in a post above, have a look at all of them and tell me she's the best looking?

Yes. Not all “beauty” contests are about physical appearance.

The criteria would be interesting to know.

Yes, I would like to know. So far what I can see from the video below it's all a cat walk in different costumes.



Here is the question and answer segment, the contestant (2nd in line) seemed to be the favourite, although the white contestant at the end also got raves from the crowd too, so who knows.



Other than this, it looks just like it's the same old same old criteria.

originally posted by: texas thinker
a reply to: charlyv

How dare you! What exactly is wrong with green?

That is what you get if you get a jab for the purple.

originally posted by: quintessentone

Other than this, it looks just like it's the same old same old criteria.

Saw a lot of congrats and hugs at the end, so I think it is safe to assume most agreed, and I bet the judges were mostly Black too being a very Black country. Seems just your common hypocritical reply.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: quintessentone

Other than this, it looks just like it's the same old same old criteria.

Saw a lot of congrats and hugs at the end, so I think it is safe to assume most agreed, and I bet the judges were mostly Black too being a very Black country. Seems just your common hypocritical reply.

I think it is valid to question the judging criteria and any hidden agenda, which we haven't seen yet for ourselves, now have we?

a reply to: quintessentone

Does anyone really care about these "competitions"?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: quintessentone

Does anyone really care about these "competitions"?

Not me, but some are asking questions. I just wondered about the judging criteria and if any politics were involved, only because I don't think she's the best looking of all the candidates.

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: quintessentone

So if a White woman wins it's sketchy ? Because she's White ?

What attempt at logic are you making here ?

To me, she was not the prettiest contestant, so I am asking what set her apart?

I'd like to know why the judges picked her, maybe that information will be available on social media in the near future.

I posted all the contestants in a post above, have a look at all of them and tell me she's the best looking?

Yes. Not all “beauty” contests are about physical appearance.

The criteria would be interesting to know.

Yes, I would like to know. So far what I can see from the video below it's all a cat walk in different costumes.

Here is the question and answer segment, the contestant (2nd in line) seemed to be the favourite, although the white contestant at the end also got raves from the crowd too, so who knows.

Other than this, it looks just like it's the same old same old criteria.

I thought most judges were black so there is no racial motive.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: quintessentone

Other than this, it looks just like it's the same old same old criteria.

Saw a lot of congrats and hugs at the end, so I think it is safe to assume most agreed, and I bet the judges were mostly Black too being a very Black country. Seems just your common hypocritical reply.

If other contestants agreed and congratulated her and most if not all judges are black then there is no basis in the usual allegations of racial motivations behind the decision.

originally posted by: quintessentone


I think it is valid to question...

Why, was she not eligible?

Certain people aren't happy no matter WHAT you do. 🙄

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: quintessentone

Does anyone really care about these "competitions"?

Well some offer educational scholarships.

Many have tried to shut them down, yet they continue.

Money seems to be the root of almost everything, so big business as usual.

originally posted by: Muldar

If other contestants agreed and congratulated her and most if not all judges are black then there is no basis in the usual allegations of racial motivations behind the decision.

All the judges were Black and even the President's wife is defending it. One thing interesting is if one read all the foreigner posts on X about it and swapped Black with White one would think it was 1000 KKK clansmen posting.

"Immediately after her crowning, Zimbabwean
and Southern Africa internet lit up"

It IS a Controlled narrative!
Was any one Outraged at the event? no.
Not untill they see Lot of fake posts.
Then they see that Is the way they should think.

One little country is in control of all this.

originally posted by: quintessentone
Meet the contestants:

www.pageantcircle.com...

Meet the judges:

www.instagram.com...

Isn't it rather odd that the almost all black judges would choose a white woman?

Anyone know why this white woman was so much better than any of the other contestants of color?

Seems fishy to me.

Lol suspicious of the white gal but never of the even more bizarro fixes for trans or other minorities.
Peak bias.

a reply to: stevieray

There are several threads on transgender.

This is not one of them.

Your not so Subtle posts show you
are trying to push a agender!

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: quintessentone

Does anyone really care about these "competitions"?

Not me, but some are asking questions. I just wondered about the judging criteria and if any politics were involved, only because I don't think she's the best looking of all the candidates.

Ok, I've got admit....I like looking at pretty women.
I don't think I objectivise them I just think I appreciate beauty in all its female forms.

Never really watched any of these Miss Universe/Miss World things though.

And I don't understand what all the fuss is about.
Would there be any outrage if a panel of predominantly White judges voted the sole Black contestant Miss UK/USA/Germany etc?

Some people just like to moan.
Others just have a huge bloody chip on their shoulders.

Much ado about nothing methinks.

originally posted by: Freeborn
Ok, I've got admit....I like looking at pretty women.
I don't think I objectivise them I just think I appreciate beauty in all its female forms.

Never really watched any of these Miss Universe/Miss World things though.

And I don't understand what all the fuss is about.
Would there be any outrage if a panel of predominantly White judges voted the sole Black contestant Miss UK/USA/Germany etc?

Some people just like to moan.
Others just have a huge bloody chip on their shoulders.

Much ado about nothing methinks.

But because we don't live in Zimbabwe or South Africa and other African countries we can't appreciate how much this has been discussed and the outrage by a number of Black Africans.

a reply to: Annee

"There are several threads on transgender.

This is not one of them."

Give it time....

originally posted by: quintessentone
Why did this white woman win over all the others,?

Because she was the better contestant. Period.