Arkansas Senate Bill SR18

Arkansas 2025 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/10/25
• Passed: 2/10/25

Caption

To Honor Miss Arkansas 2024 Camille Cathey.

Impact

This resolution serves to uplift the community and highlight the importance of public service and scholarship in Arkansas. By honoring Miss Arkansas, the Senate acknowledges the potential and influence of young leaders in promoting positive change throughout the state. The recognition also aligns with the longstanding tradition of celebrating the achievements of representatives in pageants, which contributes to the cultural fabric of Arkansas.

Summary

Senate Resolution 18 (SR18) aims to honor Camille Cathey, the 2024 Miss Arkansas, recognizing her achievements and contributions to the state. Camille was crowned during the Miss Arkansas Scholarship Pageant held in June 2024, showcasing not only her talent and grace but also her commitment to advocacy and community service. As part of her title, she has focused on projects that inspire the youth of Arkansas and engage with various community initiatives, including public speaking and school programs.

Contention

While honoring individuals such as Miss Arkansas typically avoids significant contention, it does reflect broader societal values surrounding beauty, merit, and public service. Some may debate the relevance of pageants in modern society, questioning whether they adequately reflect the diverse capabilities and contributions of young women today. Nonetheless, resolutions like SR18 focus on the positive aspects of community engagement and empowerment.