This past November, I had the honor of being crowned Ms. Black Michigan 2018. Ms. Black USA is a newly established division of the Miss Black USA Organization for women ages 27 to 35. I will spend my reign as Ms. Black Michigan focusing on child welfare as well as bringing awareness of the Flint water crisis.
The Miss Black USA organization was founded in 1986 by Karen Arrington and has awarded over $300,000 in scholarships to date. I will be competing for the title of Ms. Black USA in Washington DC this June. Having the opportunity to represent my state as Ms. Black Michigan is so much more than just a sparkly crown and a pretty sash. For me it’s about representing the issues that affect the city of Flint, my state and our country. My platform is child welfare for children across the world but especially those is under-served communities like my home town where many children are still experiencing a water crisis.
I am devoted to creating opportunities to enrich the lives of children in key areas including education, health and safety and I am proud to serve as Ms. Black Michigan 2018.
For more information, please visit http://www.msblackusa.com