Dr. LaToya
Little Black Pageant Girl
Former 9x state and national pageant titleholder and director, Dr. LaToya Geter-McElroy, authentically shares her 28 years of experience with the negative and positive sides of pageantry as a little black pageant girl to bring awareness to the industry's impact on families and the mental health of girls.
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Episodes
The Church Fashion Show Stage: Free to Be Me 18.09.2025 5:13
Dr. LaToya shares memories of modeling at church fashionshows. She reflects on watching VHS tapes when she got older. She shares the importance of allowing little black girls to participate in more activities outside of pageantry to remain true to themselves.
The Innoncent Stage: Before the Anixety, Nervousness, and Depression 18.09.2025 5:35
Dr. LaToya takes you back to her first pageant competition. The 1994 baby pageant.
Meet the Host, Dr. LaToya 18.09.2025 3:31
In this introduction episode, Dr. LaToya shares why she started the podcast, the mission, what listeners can expect from her episodes, and her purpose for bringing awareness to the struggles of little black pageant girls.
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