Aarieanna Ware is the 3rd black woman to win Miss Texas USA. Chelsi Smith (half black) won Miss Texas USA 1995, Miss USA 1995, and Miss Universe 1995. She passed away on September 8, 2018, at the age of 45 from liver cancer. Crystle Stewart won Miss Texas USA 2008, Miss USA 2008, and she made the Top 10 at the 2008 Miss Universe Pageant. Aarieanna Ware won Miss Texas USA on the FIRST TRY!! The last time a contestant won Miss Texas USA on the first try was in 2012, Miss Texas USA, Brittany Booker. She made the Top 10 at the 2012 Miss USA Pageant.
@@smith4496 Chelsi made it very clear that she was biracial, not black. Her parents were two different races, therefore she was biracial. She was the first and only biracial Miss Texas USA AND Miss USA to go and win Miss Universe. Aarieanna is a BEAUTIFUL queen, and so was Chelsi; let’s not confuse biracial with black anymore, it’s getting tiresome explaining the difference to people.
@@thee_brownbarbieUnbelievable!!!! The comment said Smith was HALF BLACK, she didn't say BLACK🤔🙄🙄 And really it's mostly a North american problem, where historically, biracial kids from rape by slave owners were not biracial but were Black, i mean Negroes too. It's NOT THE BLACK PEOPLE WHO INVENTED THE 1 DROP RULE.NO! It was a system with laws created to segregate and by that law, ANY person with EVEN ONE ANCESTOR WITH BLACK ANCESTRY is considered Negroe(Black)With that rule they were able to go far to EXCLUDE AND SEGREGATE. Do you think it's fun?? Till this time biracial kids are called monkeys, like Black kids.The struggles are the same in the face of the enemy lol.I find the recent fake outrage about Black vs Biracial ridiculous, considering the whole American history and the Jim Crow era. And the fight for Civil Right with Rosa Park!!
MISS USA SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES ALL THEM DAM JOKES FOR JUDGES THIS GIRL SHOULD BE GOING TO MISS UNIVERSE YES IN ALL CAPS SHE IS ABSOLUTELY 💯 GORGEOUS
If Aarieanna Ware wins Miss USA, Miss Phillippines has her first real competition. Miss Ware sounds smart, but, she has to make clearer connections in her narrative. Even an intelligent journalist seemed to miss her dad’s intention when he turned the TV off. Beauty goes far beyond superficial features. I like this woman.
I am a 52 year old black woman and never thought I would see the day a miss anything would be black black. Absolutely awesome ❤ now if she didn't have that weave it would be even more unbelievable but I guess that would be too much dark black and have her nature hair😅
If she was blonde she would be a DEI win, since European American women are who received the most benefits from DEI and Affirmative Action before it was struck down.
@@AnimalLover2400 Ya that theory has been debunked a few times that DEI is for White woman. The number one beneficiary of DEI is Black people. Let me ask you a question, which racial demographic finishes last in academics? I will help you out, Black people do. You can look that up the Department of Education statistics. To help lagging Black students DEI balances things out in college and universities, and in the job market. DEI is preferential treatment, just like in this pageant.
That's her hair there is no weave or wig anywhere near her scalp . The ignorance is unreal. Black women can grow hair just as long and beautiful as any other race.
Same as all the other white women and women of other races who wear weave and hair extensions… she is breathtakingly gorgeous so it really would not matter. Try again, hater
