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• MGA MISS GAY INTROS
• MS GAY INTRODUCTN SPEECH QUOT & SAYGS
• PAGEANT HOSTS SCRIPT - MS. GAY QUEEN JABOY 2019! -...
• MISS GAY INTRO QUOT & SAYGS
• MISS UNIVERSE IS BREAKG BARRIERS WH ITS FIRST OPENLY GAY CONTTANT
• MS GAY INTRO QUOT & SAYGS
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MGA MISS GAY INTROS

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MS GAY INTRODUCTN SPEECH QUOT & SAYGS

Pageant Hosts Script–Miss Gay Queen Jaboy 2019Hosts:Ms. TrigoBarangay CaptaIntroductn of the Board of Judg----------------- Mr. And this is…Both:Miss Gay Queen Jaboy 2019!

It’s a privilege for me tobe right here bi you hostg the Miss Gay Queen Jaboy 2019!

Usually this is tied to fitas – annual holiday ftivals celebrated by a Cy or Barangay. Miss Gay, a bety pageant for gay men or ladyboys, are famo for beg a edic event.

PAGEANT HOSTS SCRIPT - MS. GAY QUEEN JABOY 2019! -...

The gay nttants choose an alias – ually the name of a female celebry or a famo person, as well as untry to reprent.

MISS GAY INTRO QUOT & SAYGS

It’s taken 67 years, but when 90 bety pageant hopefuls stt their stuff across the stage for the Miss Universe petn this Sunday, December 8, they will be joed by the pageant’s first openly gay nttant—and ’s about pageant world isn’t pecially known for s clivy. Last year Miss Universe had s first openly trans nttant, and this year, for the first time ever, Miss Ameri, Miss USA, and Miss Teen USA are all black beg the first out gay woman Miss Universe’s history, Miss Myanmar Swe Z Htet is helpg to wre the next chapter pageant reprentatn. They are verbally teased and beaten, and beg gay is, “punishable wh a lengthy stt prison.

And she’d be makg a real splash the pageant world as the first openly gay wner to be crowned at that level.

MISS UNIVERSE IS BREAKG BARRIERS WH ITS FIRST OPENLY GAY CONTTANT

The Dean had heard that Loper was a homosexual, and warned Nunnally about him. Loper’s dream of gog on to that program was endd, Nunnally said, when, simply bee of his homosexual orientatn, he was expelled om Mississippi Southern College.

” Brock Loper was gay, and turns out he was expelled wh at least thirty-two other stunts. When Katz’s first requt for documentatn proved succsful, he ma a requt for all addnal documents regardg the treatment of homosexuals, 1955 to 1965, the fil of the stutn’s top admistrators. In the first sectn of this troductn, Andrew Ross exam the documents om the perspective of queer people Hattiburg, Mississippi, the home of Mississippi Southern College, wh a particular emphasis on the gay male subculture and inty.

The journals awa a full, future terpretatn that sets the reactnary polici of stutns like Mississippi Southern the ntext of the velopment of morn gay rights polics and inti, and their relatnship to the Ain Amerin Civil Rights movement, the polilly reprsive McCarthy era, and the growth of amia the post-war perd.

MS GAY INTRO QUOT & SAYGS

The documents reaffirm that ’s too simple to speak of a “gay subculture” Hattiburg, 1955-1965. The journals highlight the signifince of male same-sex sexual practic the Deep South, even as they put to qutn the existence of morn queer, gay, and lbian inti. The purge of homosexuals om the mp of Southern Mississippi College only occurred bee the admistratn, led by Print William D.

It also dit the extent of the admistratn’s tert unverg and removg all homosexuals om the universy. The stunt was lled , and told Swzer that “he had not approached anyone at Mississippi Southern, but that there were three homosexuals, rather four, on the mp.

Ined, this se, the stunt acc others of beg homosexuals, even as he nied beg one himself. In another stance, on July 30, 1958, McCa not that a woman (Anne Nunnally), said to have fallen love wh a homosexual, had allegedly rmed Swzer “that the word was out that we were after them.

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” McCa ments: “They [male homosexuals] get rather exced when they spect that anythg might happen. [redacted] was a homosexual…He had heard mors about [redacted], but knew nothg posive. In addn, on September 3, 1958, McCa reports that Swzer had received “an anonymo letter listg several stunts and two faculty members as homosexuals.

In Men Like That, Howard, speakg of post-World War II Mississippi, scrib “multiple queer sir that were not inty based or inty fg, ” existg alongsi a “gay inty.

On July 2, 1958, McCa exprs an tert seeg a list someone had drawn up of “those who posively were homosexuals, a list of those one way or the other, and a list of the borrle s.