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Fostering a Sisterhood, Miss Africa USA Young Women Leaders on Being a Sister’s Keeper

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The Launching of the Queen’s Platform Project, Designing for Diversity once again highlighted the essence of the Miss Africa USA Pageant core value of fostering the spirit of sisterhood. Pageant season will come and go but the bonds formed at the pageant carries on by embracing the sisterhood that develops. Pageant Delegates from 2023 who are resident in the DMV area pulled together to support Queen Snit. From the phenomenal MC, Porscha Lee Taylor, to amazing host and First Princess Muka Chisaka who was there to check in guests and to coordinate, to Delegates Amini Bonane and Nabila Ivy were there for support while 4th Princess Naomy Roderigues was one of the distinguished Panelists at the Brunch. It was also amazing to have Past Queen Gboea Flumo to share Spoken Word with the guests. A Sisterhood of young and dynamic women leaders indeed.

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Queen Porscha Lee Taylor: Fabulous MC of Designing for Diversity Brunch in Washington DC

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She is former Miss District of Coloumbia who made history as the First Diaspora Delegate to compete in the Miss Africa USA Pageant. Queen Porscha who traced her roots to Nigeria, the Giant of Africa was the host of the inaugural Designing for Diversity Brunch. She is very elegant, eloquent and engaging. She made the event fun and really brought our the essence of this initiative. Queen Snit would not have had a better host than her very own Queen Sister.

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In The News ABC27: National Office, Youth For Human Rights Reports on the Queen’s Platform – Designing For Diversity

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WASHINGTON, DC, USA, September 6, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — When the queen of this year’s Miss Africa USA contest moved to the United States four years ago, it was to study neuroscience, a passion that was lit by her love for her sister, who has Down syndrome. Recently Miss Africa USA launched her “Design for Diversity” campaign to promote that differently-abled children, such as those with Down syndrome, can be educated in schools alongside their peers, to the benefit of both groups of children, and to highlight some of the innovations that make it possible to effectively do this kind of education. Click on the link for full report https://www.abc27.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/654143464/miss-africa-usa-challenges-our-views-on-diversity-and-disabilities-announces-new-designing-for-diversity-campaign/

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