Allison Stokke and Alyce Caron

Allison Stokke has been a pole vaulter for more than 20 years. She was born on the 22nd March 1989, at Newport Beach California. One photo from her track meets when she was 17 became viral in 2007. This made her pole vaulter. Instagram and Twitter has seen her gain an enormous social fan base. Stokke is an incredibly well-known sportsperson in track and field comparable as Jessica Ennis Hill. According to the Los Angeles Times among others that Stokke was not seeking or advocate for the kind of publicity that she received. Brett Hutchins and David Rowe in Technology Power and Culture in the Network Society compared Stokke's circumstance with that of American women athletes in soccer, Alex Morgan and Hope Solo. They claimed that their achievements in sports were tarnished due to the sexualization and fetishization that was done to their image. They also noted that Stokke's social media comments tend to be insulting, and attribute the sexualization of the situation to women. Other women drew a parallel to Brandi's celebration of her sports bra following her win at the FIFA Women's World Cup back in 1999. They claimed that conversations on appearance overshadowed sporting moments for women. A journalist who was on the Californian website for track and field captured photos of Stokke in New York at the beginning of 2007. The photos were published on the internet. With Leather sports blog, that has a large male fan base, reposted the photograph in May. The article was titled Pole Vaulting is Almost Legal and commented on Stokke's sexiness. Matt Ufford, the owner of the website which the photo was published on and threatened with a lawsuit by the photographer in the event that the photo were not taken down. However the article received a lot of attention from other websites and also the image was subsequently removed. Stokke became the focus of a dedicated website to her. It included a number of photos of Stokke competing in pole vault. These photos quickly went viral across social media as well as online fan clubs, attracting thousands of people. Alyce Caron..............Alyce Caron was born in Houston in the United States in February 1957. She wanted to finish her high school graduation in Florida. After graduating, she decided in 1974, to alter her profession by taking on an internship. Alyce, the proud sister of a professor. Her family members provide financial support for her. Alyce is a member of a family who reside at home in Texas. The father of her is for the U.S. Army. Three years ago, they were celebrating their father's 92nd birthday. Alyce has used social networking to show her appreciation for his time in the U.S. Army, and to show off her stunning daughter. The daughter pays greater focus on education, and is a top performer in national merit scholarship offered by the university and has was born on the 22nd of 2022.

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