Kipp Academy & "Red Dress" Photo Shoot

On October 28, 2010, I went to Kipp Academy in Oklahoma City to present the school supplies. During the past summer I partnered with M.A.C. Entertainment and fundraised school supplies for inner city students. We were able to raise money for several elementary schoools in Oklahoma City.

During the summer, the Miss Black Oklahoma/Talented Teen USA contestants were in a photo shoot conducted by JCi Photography.

Langston University & Booths at DECA Fall Leadership Conference

On October 16th, Miss Black Oklahoma and I participated in the Annual Langston Homecoming Parade in Langston, OK. Langston in the only Historically Black University in Oklahoma.

Miss Black Oklahomaa USA, Sheray Franklin and Miss Black Oklahoma Talented Teen USA, Bradyn Littles at Langston University.


I am also a DECA state officer. DECA is an assocation of marketing students. We had our annual Fall Leadership Conference at the Meinders School of Business at Oklahoma City University. I set up two boths. One promoting the Miss Black Oklahoma Talented Teen USA Scholarship Pageant.

And the other promoting my platform, Oklahomans Against Trafficking Humans.

Oklahomans Against Trafficking Humans Golf Tournament Fundraiser

My platform being OATH, Oklahomans Against Trafficking Humans I participated in a fundraiser to raise money. The money went to a state-wide research on human trafficking conducted by the University of Oklahoma as well as to pay the undercover law enforcement in, Tulsa who worked outside of work hours tocrack down on predators.


Barbara Maphet, a survivor of human trafficking.

A the Coffee Creek Golf Course in Edmond, Ok

Over $6,000 was raised because of the golf tournament!

Edmond Memorial HIgh School Homcoming Parade & Speaking about Human Trafficking in Ninnekah, Oklahoma

Yesterday I rode in my high school's homecoming parade in downtown Edmond, OK and The University of Central Oklahoma. It was great getting to participate in my school because I am so busy I don't get an opportunity like this often. My father being the SRO Police Officer at my school got to work the parade.

My Father and I. My mother was also at the parade.

The senior girls at Edmond Memorial High School. The girls in the black dresses were on homecoming court and the girls in the green t-shirts were in a school organization called DECA.

I got to ride in this pretty purple car!

As soon as I left the parade with my Mother, I went to Ninnekah, Oklahoma about an hour away from Edmond just south of Chickahsa. I spoke about my platform O.A.T.H. Oklahomans Against Trafficking Humans at the local school gym. Over 200 students and parents came out.

It was a great experience and my first time to speak to the public about human trafficking.

Mark Elam, the Director of Oklahomans Against Trafficking Humans, Ms. Oklahoma Carla Jenkins, and a District Attorney.

Two girls from Ninnekah High School :)

Little Miss AKA Pageant 2010

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Miss Black Oklahoma USA, Sheray Franklin  and I attended the Little Miss AKA Pageant hosted by the Sigma Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soroity Inc. in Edmond, OK. The pageant lasted about two hours. The young girls competed for several titles: "Little Miss Tea Rose" (Ages 4-6), "Little Miss Ivy" (Ages 7-9), "Little Miss Pearl" (Ages 10-12), and "Littel Miss Rosette" (Ages 13-15), and "Little Miss AKA." To receive more information visit: Sigma Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

(Above) Little Miss AKA 2009

(Above) Contestants from the 2010 Little Miss AKA Pageant

(Above) One of the Escorts

I recently became Miss Black Oklahoma Talented Teen USA. The scholarship pageant was last Sunday at Douglass High School is Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. My talent was a spoken word called "I have Bi-racial Hair" by Zora Howard. I began preparing for the pageant since May. Five hour practices, dances routines, dress rehearsals, community service, and making friendships became my life of pageantry.

I met girls all across the state of Oklahoma. Miss Black University of Oklahoma, Miss Black University of Central Oklahoma, Miss Black Cameron University, Miss Black Oklahoma City University, Miss Black Langston University, Miss Black Edmond, Miss Black Moore, Miss Black Cleveland County.

Thank you to everyone who sponsored me!
I-35 Automall
Dealers Finance Company
Compressco
Beeler, Walsh & Walsh P.L.L.C. Law Firm
Steve Moyer O.D. Optometrist
Clean Air Products
Othello's of Edmond
Evangelistic Baptist Church of Christ
Mrs. Swift
Sandra Harris-Johnson
Beverly Harris
Lear Hamilton
Patience Harris
Donna Campbell
The Coil Family
McBride Orthopedic Hospital- Dr. German
Littles Family
Edmond Police Department





Since being crowned, I have appeared at the Annual Soul Bowl Classic Football game at Douglass High School in Oklahoma City on September 11, 2010.

On the left, is me, Miss Black Oklahoma Talented Teen USA 2010, Sheray Franklin (Miss Black Oklahoma City University) now reigning Miss Black Oklahoma USA, and Evey, Miss Black Oklahoma (America System). We helped hand out scholarships to Millwood High School and Douglass High School students. It was SO fun. We had a blast with the crew from Power 103.5.

On Monday, September 13, 2010 I shot a promotional video for I-35 Automall and Dealers Finance Company. The video will be posted soon on http://www.i-35automall.com/.

Last night, September 15, 2010 I spoke with Marsha Beasley from the Gospel ConneXion radio show. Tune in every Saturday morning at 10:00am central time on KRMP AM1140. Once I get the audio clip, I will post it as well. Visit www.gctalk.com

I am new to blogging, so any tips would be great! I'm excited to serve this year to my state and my community. If you would like any information on the Miss Black Oklahoma USA, Inc. organization visit, http://www.missblackoklahomausa.org/

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