NEW YORK, NY - JULY 19: (L-R) Fox & Friends hosts Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson and Brian Kilmeade during 'FOX & Friends' All American Concert Series outside of FOX Studios on July 19, 2013 in New York City. Credit: Getty Images
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Gretchen Carlson hosted an entire segment of “The Real Story” Friday without wearing any makeup.
And she did it on purpose.
Carlson went sans makeup in protest of the "sexualization" of women in America and to encourage younger women to focus more on the internal than the external.
“Sex sells, but to eight-year-old girls, these days, it's not easy to empower your tween daughter to become a confident young woman," said the winner of the 1989 Miss America beauty pageant.
It's the intl day of the girl today. What do u think i will I do to honor the self esteem of our girls? 1st time ever on cable news. 2pm ET
— Gretchen Carlson (@GretchenCarlson) October 11, 2013
"The message here -- and this is what I always tell people and I'll probably get flack for being Miss America and then talking about self-esteem -- but the bottom line is that you have to build yourself from the inside up," she said.
never before on cable news... my gorgeous friend @GretchenCarlson w/ no makeup! #therealstory #nofilter pic.twitter.com/Zd373CDEXD
— Jennifer Williams (@jeniontheblock) October 11, 2013
Carlson spoke with Dream Big Toy Company CEO Jodi Norgaard about empowering younger women in America:
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