For an organization that stood for community service, talent and scholastic achievement, Dunlap was about an inch deep. I never understood her win and saw her speak a few times during her year and always walked away shaking my head. There were so many other better choices, especially Marina Harrison. I just chalk that year up to bad judges. -- Pageant Guru Message Board

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Subject: For an organization that stood for community service, talent and scholastic achievement, Dunlap was about an inch deep. I never understood her win and saw her speak a few times during her year and always walked away shaking my head. There were so many other better choices, especially Marina Harrison. I just chalk that year up to bad judges.

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In reply to: 's message, "In my opinion, the pageant was over when Dunlap walked out in that dress. The only time I've ever seen an evening gown win Miss America. I don't know who her stylist was, but whomever earned their paycheck. She was perfection." on 13:18:33 01/23/26 Fri

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The two Erica's: Dunlap and Harrold. THE BEGINNING OF THE END. (NT) UGH
(c-76-106-49-125.hsd1.md.comcast.net/76.106.49.125) 15:08:27 01/25/26 Sun

I would add Nia Franklin to Erica Dunlap and Erica Harold list. Nia was truly the rudest Miss America I have ever met. I watch her be especially rude to several young girls. (NT) -- No name, 01:42:50 01/26/26 Mon (173-31-227-184.client.mchsi.com/173.31.227.184)

I competed with Nia in North Carolina. She has a very different personality that comes across rude. (NT) -- No name, 11:29:59 02/26/26 Thu (NoHost/136.226.50.112)

How so? Introvert? (NT) -- No name, 12:58:45 02/26/26 Thu (66-90-170-243.static.grandenetworks.net/66.90.170.243)

Wasn't she a kiddie pageant veteran? (NT) No name
(194.sub-174-238-105.myvzw.com/174.238.105.194) 20:15:44 01/25/26 Sun

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