told Le Monde newspaper. "Despite protesting every year against a competition that drives sexist values, nothing ever changes," "Trying to raise awareness is no longer enough, we've decided to use legal means to advance the cause of women."According to France 24, the case is expected to be decided on whether the court deems Miss France contestants to be employees of the competition and TV station, or instead as volunteers.The women are hoping a judgement from 2013, when a former contestant on Mister France sued and won, helps their revenge case.While the equivalent Miss Great Britain contest has not been shown on British TV since 1984 due to a national backlash against beauty pageants, the show remains hugely popular in France.Last year's.
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