Thanks NBCSportsNetwork.
Sonething makes me think this isn’t out of the realm of possibility.
And his relationship with Dr. Lector.
And dogs?
I thought people were just laughing because it’s funny?
I guess I don’t really care enough either way to check into this.
I don’t think I have a savior complex, but I was told repeatedly as a child by Smokey Bear “only YOU can prevent forest fires,” and I wouldn’t be entirely surprised if that didn’t get filed away in some part of my brain for later.
A: Someone who “was in the restaurant industry for 25 years”.
“What in the fuck was that, Kanye?”
“Chill…”
“I don’t even know what that means…”
On this date, June 14, in 1970, Cheryl Adrienne Brown wins the Miss Iowa pageant and becomes the first African American to compete in the Miss America beauty pageant.
Cheryl Brown Hollingsworth, now of Lithonia, Ga., is married and the mother of two married children. She hopes to be in Davenport for tonight’s pageant.
Thirty years ago a pretty and talented ballet dancer from Iowa set the international press spinning when she became the first-ever African-American contestant in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, N.J.
The fact that she came from a conservative Midwestern state like Iowa was doubly astounding to those who were reporting on the pageant, and she drew attention not only from newspaper and magazine writers around the world but from the security forces in Atlantic City, who were quite visible during rehearsals in Convention Hall. [Continue reading.]
Iowa has a long history of firsts regarding gender and race (the U of I was the first state university to accept students regardless of race and gender, in 1847) so excuse me if I chuckle every time it’s characterized as “conservative” (even by fellow Iowans). Anyway, I wasn’t aware of this and she is lovely.

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On this date, June 14, in 1970, Cheryl Adrienne Brown wins the Miss Iowa pageant and becomes the first African American to compete in the Miss America beauty pageant.
Cheryl Brown Hollingsworth, now of Lithonia, Ga., is married and the mother of two married children. She hopes to be in Davenport for tonight’s pageant.
Thirty years ago a pretty and talented ballet dancer from Iowa set the international press spinning when she became the first-ever African-American contestant in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, N.J.
The fact that she came from a conservative Midwestern state like Iowa was doubly astounding to those who were reporting on the pageant, and she drew attention not only from newspaper and magazine writers around the world but from the security forces in Atlantic City, who were quite visible during rehearsals in Convention Hall. [Continue reading.]
Iowa has a long history of firsts regarding gender and race (the U of I was the first state university to accept students regardless of race and gender, in 1847) so excuse me if I chuckle every time it’s characterized as “conservative” (even by fellow Iowans). Anyway, I wasn’t aware of this and she is lovely.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/fd23096aec9a36e21010eced0b6b671c/tumblr_modyhw35K81qzmh88o1_500.jpg)
