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Miss International Pageant

July 28th and 29th , 2026

IN Chicago (Skokie), Illinois

Showcasing
The Accomplishments
Of Today's
Young Women ®

Miss Arizona International®

Arieona Brooks

People's Choice Award

1. Are you more afraid of the doctor or dentist?
In order to be a good friend, you must have unconditional regard for one another in terms of support and acceptance, a mutual interest to hold each other accountable right or wrong, and, notably, genuine intentions.

2. If you could have a lifetime supply of anything what would it be?
I can tell I am under stress when I begin to overthink, overreact, and second guess my initial instincts. Although I am still learning how to offer myself patience, I combat my stress with prayer and the healing of music.

3. What’s the worst date you’ve been on?
When faced with challenges, I pray. I understand that God has the answer to all my struggles and by opening my heart to Him, first, they will be solved. Furthermore, as an aspiring attorney, critical thinking has become second-nature. I assess the situation, identify what I can control/change, and receive advice from one of my closest relatives/friends. Insight from someone I trust may offer another perspective that I may not arrive at by myself.

4. If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
Dignity is someone’s conviction to their purpose/worth. It is the devotion you have to yourself and morals.

5. Is there anything about you that people are surprised to learn?
My grandmother, Carrie Mae Lathan, and extended family were born and raised in Canton, Mississippi. They were known from humble beginnings and worked as self-made contractors and farmers. My great-great Uncle, Willie “Little Boy” White, ran his contractor business for 50 years, contributing to the infrastructure in Canton, Mississippi. Their resiliency remains true within our family now.

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