PHOTOS: Cancer patients, survivors and doctors spread awareness at West Indian Day Parade
On Monday, an international movement to raise awareness of below-the-belt cancers kicked off its first U.S. awareness event at the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn.
During the parade, renowned soca singer Alison Hinds recorded a music video and was joined by other artists as DJ D-LIFE, Mikey Mercer and 300 international medical, religious, political leaders, UN Ambassadors and cancer patients and survivors on the Globe-athon to Ends Women’s Cancers float.