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Discover the captivating story behind the 1970 Miss World pageant with 'Miss World 1970'. This inspiring book, published by The Sutherland House in 2020, chronicles the remarkable journey of Jennifer Hosten, who, against all odds, became the first woman of color to win the prestigious Miss World title. Dive deep into the politically charged atmosphere of the event that changed the landscape of beauty pageants forever. Featuring a compelling narrative, Hosten’s memoir highlights the intersection of feminism and beauty standards during a pivotal moment in history. As the pageant unfolded, feminist activists made their voices heard, resulting in an unforgettable spectacle that was anything but ordinary. This gripping tale not only narrates the events of the contest but also showcases Hosten's extraordinary life and career as a diplomat and public servant. A must-read for those interested in women's empowerment, beauty pageants, and historical narratives. Experience the legacy of a crown that went beyond just beauty – one that challenged social norms and defined new ideals. Perfect for fans of history, feminism, and inspiring autobiographies, 'Miss World 1970' is a definitive account that will resonate with readers for years to come.