Why has their never been a Black Miss America from Idaho?
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Think about it, Idaho's population isn't as diverse for one, so there are very few if any black women competing for Miss Idaho.  Second of all, Idaho doesn't have a high population so the odds of Miss Idaho winning Miss America, black or white, is minimal.  I don't believe there has even been a white Miss America from Idaho.
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Idaho does.  Vote no on HJR No. 2!!!!!!\n\nIt says that marriage is only between a man and a woman.  It will also ban and kind of civil union in the state whether it be between a man and a woman, man and man or woman and woman!\n\nVote no on HJR #2 in Idaho!!!!
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I'm sure someone does, but I've never met them.  You might look at the crowd coming out of a high school in Delaware to find one.
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There is a Kim Brooks in Alaska, who was born in 1974.\nhttp://www.zabasearch.com/query1_zaba.php?sname=kim%20brooks&state=AK&ref=&se=&doby=&city=&name_style=1
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Because in Arkansas, where you live, you are like to marry your brother.\n\nBy the way, Family Re-unions aren't dating opportunities.
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i think the problem with modern black people in america has nothing to do with noah but a lot more to do with inheriting a crisis of wealth disparity,\n\nexample,  home ownership in black america is significantly less then the overall american average, american average is like 75% and the black american average is like 55% -60%.  So the first thing blacks did in america was get out of slavery,\nthe second thing was political freedoms, like not riding in the back of the bus and not being denied their vote, and becoming members of the jury,\n\nnow there is an economic problem that blacks face.  Financial independence.  Many go to get good paying jobs and home owners.  Others turn to a life of drugs and crime and end up dead or in jail.  One doesn't have to be white or black to notice that at some places they just don't go at night because theres a creepy guy at the door that every few minutes someone comes running up to.\n\nThe problem of drugs affects whites and blacks.  The problem of the home owndership, this is specific to blacks, and they will need to address this in their own community.  Why and what is the solution I dont know.  To suggest a myth of someone named noah or his son has anything to do with modern society, this I know isn't part of it. ANd it weakens the effort to fix the disparity.
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He's running for Senator and would have been the 1st black Senator elected from a former Confederate State since Reconstruction (1877) Why was it necessary to have any woman, white or black propositioning him? What does this have to do with politics? This was thought to be a very dirty ad by  most commentators.
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<Sacagawea was born to a tribe of Shoshone near what is now Lemhi County, Idaho. However, in 1800, when she was about 11 or 12, she was kidnapped by a group of Hidatsa, and taken to their village near the present Washburn, North Dakota. She therefore grew up culturally affiliated with this tribe; some believe her name is taken from the Hidatsa phrase for "Bird Woman." She was named so because when she was born a flock of white birds flew overhead. The origins and proper pronunciation of her name has become a great point of controversy and contention among interested historians.\n\nAt the age of about sixteen she married a French trapper, Toussaint Charbonneau, who was also currently married to another Shoshone woman. Two accounts survive of Charbonneau's acquirement of Sacagawea: (1) he purchased both from the Hidatsa as wives.Sacagawea was pregnant with their first child when the Corps of Discovery arrived in the area to spend the winter of 1804/1805. Needing someone to interpret the Hidatsa language, Lewis and Clark interviewed Charbonneau for the job. Although they were not exactly impressed with him, the deal was sealed when they discovered that Sacagawea spoke Shoshone, a great advantage. She would become valuable in her role as interpreter. (2) It is also believed that she was won by her husband in a card game. Today millions of monuments are dedicated to Sacagawea. Also thousands of programs such as musicals are about Sacagawea's journey with Lewis and Clark.
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I know the guy Wilson Rawls who wrote 'Where the red fern grows', and Summer of the Monkeys lives up in Robie Creek just outside of Boise. He lived in Idaho Falls when he was younger (in the 50's). The Govoner's wife, Patricia Kempthorn, is very big on the subject. I'd get in contact with his office and just ask them for a list either from them or Patricia. His number is 208-334-2100. Good luck!
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I'm a huge Salma fan and have followed her career for years and well, others have answered your question quite well...Salma has not promoted herself as a pinup or posed for playboy, she's not only an Oscar nominated actress but an emmy nominated producer and an emmy winning director. As a fan of Salma's for years I know her well enough to know that she'd never want to trade places with Pam Anderson.\n\nI happen to like Pamela, she's an animal rights activist and is not a stupid woman she knows her limitations and I respect that. She doesn't take herself too seriously and knows her place in Hollywood. \n\nBlondes for some reason are the ideal....why I don't know. It was true with Jean Harlow, Mae West, Betty Grable, Marilyn Monroe, Farrah Fawcett etc... That's just how it is and as a woman of color I'm not bothered by it. I don't know if you're hinting at something racial but I don't believe it because white women with dark hair have not been held up to to this ideal either.
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Idaho does not seem to have a statewide licensing program for Bail Bondsmen. Neither does Ada County. Neither does Boise. I would call the Boise police department to ask - there was very little on their site.
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I live in Idaho just north of the Utah border.  There is a town near here called Rexburg that has BYU-Idaho, a mormon college.  There is something about it because most of the guys I know who go there or went there are gay.  Salt Lake City has a pretty healthy gay community also.  They have parades and stuff I've heard.  Just because someone is mormon doesn't mean they can't be gay also!
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If she lived in Arizona her whole life then there's a good chance she's on the rolls in that state. Do a google search for the Arizona state government's website.\n\nAlso google the website for the Cherokee Nation and also the Oklahoma state government website.
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I have known Belinda's who were of all different races here in America.  I don't think it is strictly a Caucasian name.
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I have not seen any african american asking for a job. I am the manager of a retail store in Los angeles, CA and I just don't see it... let me know if within these area you or someone you know is looking for a job as a sales associate and maybe even an assistent manager...
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Because black africans tend to be very successful in the US.  It's a slap in the face to all the self-victimized, welfare cultured african-americans who blame all their ills on white racism.  If black africans can come to this country, often with little or nothing, and succeed in a relatively short timeframe, it proves that the racism that the african american leaders, such as Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, claim to be pervasive, doesn't exist at all.\n\nBottom line:  It proves to the african american population that they are largely lazy, ignorant failures...and it's all self-inflicted.
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You're looking for a mortician school.  There are not any located in Idaho sorry.  Check out the first link and the American Board of Funeral Service Education has links to all of the colleges that do offer this service.  If you're looking for more information on the field or career you can check out the NFDA site and they have everything you need to know from info on the career to job listings.  Good luck! :)