Kim Sledge
Singer, songwriter and music producer, Sister Sledge
“We are family, and we’re unity strong.”
Kim Sledge of Sister Sledge asks musicians, artists and every family to come together behind the American Center for Cures and speak to their senators and representatives: “We are family, and we’re unity strong.”
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Transcript
Hello friends, my name is Kim Sledge Allen of Sister Sledge.
I want to speak with you for a few moments regarding something so profoundly wonderful.
This is a time of a new movement, a movement for healing.
The American Center for Cures, founded by Lou Weisbach and Richard Boxer, M.D., is a movement of wholeness,
where there is physical healing, there is emotional, spiritual, mental, all hope.
I am asking my brothers and sisters in the music industry and the field of arts to come together, support this movement.
Speak to our politicians, speak with our family members, speak to churches, speak to friends,
speak to one another in our communities, in support of a time of healing.
With the American Center for Cures, it’s time for these diseases to be wiped out.
We are living in a day and age where all things are possible.
We have the science, we have the minds, we have the heart, we have the hope,
we have the faith, and we certainly have love for one another.
So let’s come together.
I am asking you to speak to your heart. Where there is unity, the Lord commands a blessing.
Oh, there are so many people who have hearts like the heart we were given from God,
to bring hope and life and healing to one another.
We can do this thing, guys.
We can do this.
So this is how we do it.
We are family, and we’re unity strong.
Support the American Center for Cures. Speak to your senators, speak to your congressmen,
speak to your communities, speak to your state representatives, speak to one another.
We are a human family.
It’s time to be one in hope and in healing with ACC.
God bless you.
I love you.
And I am just so happy about what is going to happen.
I love you all.
Shortened for the site: a passage naming friends and fellow artists is left out. Lightly edited for clarity.