Titles given how many Southern States there are. They did especially well in the 1950s and 60s class some of the nations most beautiful girls assembled for the annual miss usa beauty contest. I love a parade, dont you . Among the three decision favorite smith texas, no Deputy Sheriff 80 but very interesting. Miss alabama, via louise hitchcock, a college student. Miss california susan allen bradley. The winner, miss alabama and tears of joy replace the victory. One of the things that can be difficult to remember is that a lot of the practices and rituals that we associate with beauty were initially very controversial. In the south. So in the early 20th century im talking here about the teens and 20s, there was a lot of potency about white women entering beauty contests. They would have been bathing beauty contests, they would have called it at the time. These would have been held at seaside ports like galveston texas. Up and down the eastern coast in virginia, north carolina, South Caro
The name of the book is the ethhical lobbyist reforming washingtons influence industry. Because when you read what others have written about the lobbying profession from that an ethical point of view, a lot of it is about that. All kinds of lobbying are unethical. That lobbying essentially ought to be banned. Or that maybe lobbyists spend more time trying to represent marginalized, disadvantaged populations to provide some kind of pro bono advocacy work in the same way that lawyers provide pro bono advocacy work. And i sort of felt that that misses the point about what lobbying is supposed to be. Which then goes to the question what is lobbying supposed to be. Well, if lobbying is going to be justified at all, if lobbying is going to be worthy of some kind of protection, then we have to figure out what lobbyists, basically on what grounds is lobbying protected in a system of a Representative Government like we have. Lobbying in our system is really only protected under the First Amendm