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December
2016

Alicia Aylies faces racism after winning Miss France 2017

27 Dec 2016 | Angelopedia

In today’s world, no beauty pageant is complete without a pinch of controversy added to it, and same is the case with Miss France 2017. The recently concluded Miss France 2017 saw the crowning of Alicia Aylies as the winner, and what followed next was a series of controversial remark against the winner.

 

Alicia Aylies faces racist comments after winning Miss France 2017

 

According to sources, the newly crowned Miss France 2017 Alicia Aylies started facing racist comments right after her crowning. The social media went on to show their disappointment with the newly crowned and started posting racist comments. One of the Twitteratis posted, “#MissFrance2017 is from another continent. National Humiliation. One more. Our identitiy is dragged through the mud.”

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Alicia is from Frence Guiana, which is a French territory located in South America. Hence there were many who went ahead and said that French Guiana is not France, and the woman who represents France should be Caucasian. Alicia, who is a first year law student, is the first representative of French Guiana to win the Miss France competition. But it looks like the 18 year old beauty is least bothered about all the controversial remark and has instead decided to keep her calm about the whole matter.

Alicia kept her grace and poise and replied, “People may need to see a Miss France of color. I represent the overseas, it is a matter of pride for me.” Alicia is more focused on her training and aims to make the best out of the time that she has to prepare herself for next year. The beauty queen has decided to focus on all the positivity and ignore the negative remarks.

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Alicia is 18 years of age and stands tall at 177cm. She is currently pursuing her graduation in law and is also passionate about singing, reading, music and modelling.

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