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T-BOZ UNPLUGGED BENEFIT CONCERT

Executive Producer Christopher 'Play' Martin with the help of videographer Sean Gibbs captures and shares the T-Boz (TLC) Unplugged benefit concert in Los Angeles. She candidly shares why she's so passionate about Sickle Cell awareness. June 9th 2019 is the next T Boz Unplugged!

It’s the illness many have heard about but don’t know exactly what it is.
One musical legend has made it her mission to educate the world on sickle cell disease.
Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins has shared her battle with this incurable disease and how it affected her singing career as a member of the pop group TLC.
Approximately 70,000 to 100,000 Americans have sickle cell disease, the most common form of an inherited blood disorder. This disease, which is present in affected individuals at birth, causes the production of abnormal hemoglobin.
The Sickle cell trait is an inherited blood disorder that affects 8 to 10 percent of African Americans.
She recently teamed up with Avalon Hollywood to hold a benefit concert to raise awareness on this disease for the 5th Annual T-Boz Unplugged Benefit Concert.
“I wanted to merge my two passions, charity and music, people go to concerts all the time. So why not hear the know people you love the most, and you’re saving a life at the same time. So what we’re doing is supporting sickle cell disease and kids with blood disorders,” said T-Boz.
Celebrities such as Larenz Tate, the late Prodigy from Mobb Deep, Tiki Barber, and the late Miles Davis also have battled this disease.
So what signs indicate that you or a loved one may have sickle cell disease?
According to the Mayo Clinic, signs and symptoms may vary from person to person but can include:

Read complete article by Savina Billups at www.Brandnewz.com


THE BLOGGERS XCHANGE

Where would we be without our trend setters, and “juice” givers? Dying of thirst, I think.

Bloggers in the media keep viewer, millennials and all interested in everything that’s new and fresh. There are all different types of bloggers, from fashion to music to lifestyles bloggers. You’d be shocked at how much what bloggers do characterize many people’s lives. Two bloggers, in particular, have made a business out of coming together to gain the exposure bloggers need and want.

The Bloggers Xchange was founded by two Nashville natives, Kay Elle and Leigh Love, in November of 2017. These two women have started the Blogger Xchange series event to bring local bloggers together to connect and network. During this event Kay and Leigh set up headshots and many other workshops for the local bloggers. They’ve prided themselves with the mindset of “collaboration over competitive”. Working together in the end, for them, have created a community of bloggers who are successful.

Read complete article by Victoria Myles at www.brandnewz.com