Allison Stokke and Alyce Caron

Allison Stokke is one of the most renowned and rich Pole vaulters born on the 22nd of March 1989 on the 22nd of March in Newport Beach California United States. A photo of her at a 17-year-old track meet was a hit in 2007 and led her to become a pole vaulter. Instagram and Twitter have become her biggest social media platforms. She is a well-known sportsperson in track and field, similar to Jessica Ennis Hill. Los Angeles Times and others reported that Stokke was not one to seek out or encourage such the attention. in their publication Technology Power and Culture in the Network Society Brett Hutchins and David Rowe linked Stokke's case with the case of American soccer players Alex Morgan and Hope Solo female athletes who were fetishized and had their image as sexually distorted in a manner that the authors said de-emphasized their achievements in sports. Concerning Stokke they also pointed out that social media comments generally regarded as offensive in nature and blamed the process of sexualization to the women. Many drew a comparison with Brandi's celebration of victory at the FIFA World Cup Final in 1999 wearing a sports t-shirt. Sports events for women were often overshadowed due to debates about their appearance. Stokke was taken in New York by a Californian reporter for an online track and events website in the early part of 2007. 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 criticized Stokke's sexuality. The photographer threatened to sue the owner of the website Matt Ufford if he did remove the photo and the story was already receiving a lot of publicity and had been shared on numerous other sites. Stokke was able to create a website specifically dedicated to her, with photos of her at the pole vault. When these images spread across social media, they were viewed by hundreds of thousands. Alyce Caron..............Alyce Caron was born in Houston in the United States in February 1957. Caron wanted to complete her high school degree in Florida. This internship was the initial step to her new job when she finished high school. Alyce is the proud daughter of a professor. She's supported by her family and works as an assistant professor at an institution in the area. Alyce has a family home in Texas since her father is employed by The U.S. Army. In three years, they celebrated their dad's 92nd birthday. Alyce used social networks to express her gratitude for his dedication to the U.S. Army, and to display her beautiful daughter. The daughter of her father, who is more enthused about education than her father and won the national merit award at the University of Michigan in 2020, shows a greater desire to attend the school.