Allison Stokke and Alyce Caron

Allison Stokke has been a pole vaulter for over 20 years. Her birth date was the 22nd March 1989, in Newport Beach California. The photo she posted of herself in a track event for 17 year olds was a hit in 2007, and she was made the pole vaulter of her dreams. Instagram as well as Twitter has helped her grow a large social fan base. She is an athlete who shares a track record to Jessica Ennis Hill. Los Angeles Times reported, among others it claimed that Stokke never sought out such attention. Brett Hutchins and David Rowe in their book Technology Power and Culture in the Network Society connected Stokke in the context of American soccer players Alex Morgan and Hope Solo, female athletes who they said were sexualized and had their images depicted in such a manner that they were unable to emphasize their sports accomplishments. Regarding Stokke they also noted that social media comments often referred to as insulting and attributed the process of sexualization on women. Many of the comments drew comparisons with Brandi Chastain's performance at 1999's FIFA Women's World Cup celebrations in her sports bra, where the sporting accomplishments of women were largely ignored due to discussions regarding their appearance. A journalist on the internet took pictures of Stokke's performance at New York, early in 2007. With Leather, which has an active readership of males and posted the photo in May. They commented on Stokke's beautiful physique and said the fact that Pole Vaulting was Sexy but Barely Legal. Matt Ufford was threatened by the photographer to take legal action should he not remove this image. However, the article was a major media hit and was posted on numerous websites. Stokke's images of pole vaulting were published on an online tribute website. When the photos were shared on social media, internet fan sites gained thousands new followers. Alyce Caron..............Alyce Caron was born in Houston in the United States in February 1957. She wanted to graduate from Florida the high school. It was her first step in her new career following her graduation from high school. Alyce, the proud sister of an academic professor. She's supported by the family she lives with and also works as an assistant professor at the local university. Alyce lives in Texas along with her parents who are both employed by the U.S. Army. They celebrated the 92nd birthday party of their father just three years back. Alyce uploaded a photo of her daughter's beautiful face on social media, recognizing his contributions to and the U.S. Army. Her daughter, who is more interested in education than her father and has won the university's national merit scholarship in 2020, also shows a greater interest in school.