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| She received a law degree from ] and became a practicing domestic relations attorney specializing in divorce. She pressured the Miss America Pageant to award points for the interview section of the competition, and has spoken in favor of female empowerment at many schools and organizations. She married sculptor ] and has since gone under the name Rebecca King Dreman. | She received a law degree from ] and became a practicing domestic relations attorney specializing in divorce. She pressured the Miss America Pageant to award points for the interview section of the competition, and has spoken in favor of female empowerment at many schools and organizations. She married sculptor ] and has since gone under the name Rebecca King Dreman. | ||
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Rebecca Ann King (b. 1950, Hancock, Iowa) is most noted as holder of the 1974 Miss America title. Symbolizing the advent of feminist consciousness into even this most traditional of events, King was a law student, and also expressed feminist political views, most famously at the Miss America Pageant's morning-after breakfast following her crowning.
She received a law degree from Denver University and became a practicing domestic relations attorney specializing in divorce. She pressured the Miss America Pageant to award points for the interview section of the competition, and has spoken in favor of female empowerment at many schools and organizations. She married sculptor George Dreman and has since gone under the name Rebecca King Dreman.
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