White Woman Named As Winner Of Zimbabwe Miss Universe Contest

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In a significant and unexpected turn of events, the title of Miss Universe Zimbabwe 2023 was clinched by Brooke Bruk-Jackson, a White woman from Harare, on September 16, 2023. Her victory, both celebrated and contested, has given rise to various debates and discussions about representation and identity in the nation.

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Outrage over White Miss Universe Zimbabwe Winner: 'An Assault on Zim Women'

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/09/24/outrage-white-miss-universe-zimbabwe-winner-assault-zim-women

The recent crowning of a white Zimbabwean as the nation's Miss Universe representative was met with much derision after many voiced their disapproval over the winner's race in a country where white people make up a small minority.

Meanwhile, some users highlighted the hypocrisy evident in the negative reactions.

https://twitter.com/SaltySquirrel2/status/1705421328235315385

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https://twitter.com/Sarah_xD_Wilde/status/1705836967076786341

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This is hilarious 😂😃😄

Brooke Bruk-Jackson has won Miss Universe Zimbadwe, & the left morons who promote diversity & scream racist are crying because she's white

The shoe on the other foot exposes the true reality of the lies when promoting diversity

The matter comes as the progressive left continues to push racial double standards.

In May, award-winning author and University of Baltimore professor Dwight "D" Watkins slammed Disney's newest Little Mermaid, questioning the "point of having a Black little mermaid if she's just going to be thrown into a center of a white world," as he fantasized over a means to "turn all of the white characters Black."

Meanwhile, anti-white sentiment continues to be pushed by the "woke" left and mainstream media — which Tesla CEO Elon Musk has accused of being "racist against whites & Asians."

In March, White Fragility author Robin DiAngelo lauded racially segregated "spaces" during a discussion about promoting "racial justice," claiming that people of color "need to get away from white people and have some community with each other."