CLEAN : Back in South Africa Miss Universe inspires black girls

The transcript discusses the importance of embracing one's identity and natural beauty, particularly for black women. It highlights the significance of self-appreciation and self-worth, regardless of physical appearance. The speaker emphasizes that opportunities exist for individuals from rural areas, using Miss Universe as an example of achievement. The discussion extends to leadership and ambassadorship beyond beauty pageants, encouraging viewers to focus on these aspects rather than the pageant itself.

Why does the speaker feel proud about the Miss Universe winner?

• Because she is from the same country.

• Because she embraces her natural self.

• Because she won many awards.

• Because she is a famous celebrity.

What message does the speaker convey about self-appreciation?

• It is crucial for everyone, regardless of appearance.

• It is only important for people in urban areas.

• It is only relevant for beauty pageants.

• It is not necessary for success.

What does the speaker say about opportunities for people from rural areas?

• Opportunities are not important for success.

• Only a few people can succeed from rural areas.

• Success is possible regardless of one's background.

• Opportunities are limited to urban areas.

According to the speaker, what is more important than the beauty pageant itself?

• Being an ambassador and leader.

• Receiving awards and recognition.

• Gaining fame and popularity.

• Winning the pageant.

How does the speaker view the role of leadership in the context of beauty pageants?

• Leadership is a minor aspect of pageants.

• Leadership is irrelevant to beauty pageants.

• Leadership extends beyond the pageant itself.

• Leadership is only for the winners.