Daisi Pollard Sepulveda was crowned Mrs. Ethnic World International 2012 in Los Angeles, CA on September 4, 2011

Daisi Pollard Sepulveda Crowned Mrs. Ethnic World International 2012

Daisi Pollard Sepulveda Crowned Mrs. Ethnic World International 2012

Daisi Pollard Sepulveda was crowned Mrs. Ethnic World International 2012 in Los Angeles, CA on September 4, 2011.

Daisi Pollard Sepúlveda, the delegate of Jamaica was crowned Mrs. Ethnic World International 2012 during the Ethnic World Pageant held on September 4, 2011 at Hilton in Los Angeles, California. Throughout the pageant Daisi excelled in the six competition categories of personal Interview, fashion wear, cultural expression, evening gown, athletic wear and community service.

As Mrs. Ethnic World INT 2012, Daisi will spend the next year traveling and promoting the Ethnic World system as well as her platform of “Live Your Legacy”, sharing the importance of knowing where you come from.
Having been adopted by her paternal grandmother as a foster child, Daisi understands the importance of knowing where you come from. Mrs. Sepúlveda didn’t learn of her full lineage until her adulthood. With Daisi’s platform “Live Your Legacy” she is establishing the Legacy Project to help prepare foster care children and orphans that are going to “age out” of the system for life on their own. With the success of this mission children will not be victims of their circumstances and will have the ability to take control over their lives enabling to start their own legacy.

Sepúlveda will begin executing her platform with a book tour of the 2nd edition of The Tin Box, a novel of cultural historic value published in 1958 by her great grandfather Jerome Aredell Williams. The newly crowned beauty queen has added Foreword, Preface, Introduction as well as in Epilogue to the novel. Proceeds of the book tour will go to the Legacy Project.

” I have always been grateful of how pageantry has blessed me with wonderful opportunities to be the person I am today. If I could do that for someone else, then I feel only then I can really represent what pageantry is all about. I have gone from being a woman in need, to helping the need of others.” Daisi Pollard Sepúlveda

The Ethnic World Pageant System was founded in 2008. Currently based in Los Angeles, California and is organized by President/CEO Aiisha Ferguson. The system is dedicated to its mission of promote cultural diversity through the medium of pageantry. The purpose of EW is to give women the opportunity to come together regardless of their background to build positive relationships with other women who are inspiring and working diligently to leave a positive impact in their communities.

Special thanks to Dianna Virata

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