TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月21日 09時21分

Sherry Dodson, Ms. Texas '18, was one of 39 contestants vying for the coveted national title of the 2018 Ms. Senior America. Participants and spectators gathered in the cavernous Superstar Theater of Atlantic City’s Resorts Casino Hotel on Oct. 18 for the final day of the national #pageant. Contestants were judged in four categories over the course of the three-day pageant: interview, talent, evening gown, and philosophy of life. While the talent is the clear crowd-pleaser of the event, it’s the philosophy of life category that allows these women to achieve the kind of visibility that the pageant was founded on. It began in 1972 after Dr. Al Mott, a theologian and singer, read an article about senior-citizen neglect and sought to make an event that would combat that. “I wanted them to know their value,” he declared, regally, while shaking a seemingly endless stream of hands during an intermission. “I wanted these #women to know how valued they are and what they mean to #America.” Read more, and see more photographs, on TIME.com. Photograph by @rosa_polin for TIME

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