There's a new Miss America dethroning Camille Schrier after a two-year reign: Miss Alaska Emma Broyles. In its 100th year, the Miss America organization passed on the crown Thursday before a live audience at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Connecticut following a year of virtual appearances and delayed competitions. Broyles, the new Miss America, cried as confetti rained and a gold crown was placed on her head. In the final round of the competition, she gave a powerful answer when asked what she would do if a male representative of a major sponsor made inappropriate comments and sexual advances toward her: "I know in my heart that as a woman, I am never going to let somebody treat me like, because women should never be treated like objects," Broyles said. "Women can be angry! We cannot be content with things that are happening." She also opened up during the interview portion of the competition about her mental health. Fifty women representing the states and the nation's capital competed in categories including talent and interview during the event. 📷: Jessica Hill, @apnews