Alana Williams of Mobile, Alabama is an 8th grader at Clark Shaw Magnet Middle School, where she plays softball and serves on the track team and as a cheerleader. She is also an active volunteer in her community.
Let’s get to know Alana!
Q: Why do you want to be crowned Junior Miss Juneteenth America or Teen Miss Juneteenth America?
A: I would like to be crowned Junior Miss Juneteenth because it reflects my personality. I enjoy learning about the history of black people in our country and how we were able to overcome so many difficulties. I would like the opportunity to represent Junior Miss Juneteenth America for personal growth and to meet new people.
Q: How would you serve as a role model as the crowned Junior Miss Juneteenth America or Teen Miss Juneteenth America?
A: I would serve as a role model by using my platform to inspire other girls to pursue their dreams. I will always maintain a positive attitude, lead by example, set clear goals, and always show respect.
Q: What is the key to success?
A: I believe the key to success is continuing to learn, hard work perseverance, and always put my best foot forward.
Q: What is your proudest accomplishment?
A: My proudest accomplishment is making A/B Honor Roll after moving to a new city and new school. Another one of my proudest accomplishments is making it to the Varsity State Track meet as a 7th grader.
Q: What charity did you select and why?
A: I chose Big Brothers and Big Sisters Charity because I want to have a positive impact on society and I want to help others. I believe giving back is very important.
Q: How do you plan to use your scholarship?
A: I plan to use my scholarship for ACT prep and school supplies.
Support Ms. Alana Williams
If you would like to show your support for Ms. Alana Williams in her running for 2024 Junior Miss Juneteenth America, send a message to, dr.antonio.williams@gmail.com, to purchase ad space for the 2024 Miss Juneteenth America Scholarship Pageantry Program Souvenir Booklet!