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RHOC’s Braunwyn Windham-Burke’s Jewelry Line Supports LGBTQ+ Youth: ‘It Shows That You’re a Safe Person’
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Braunwyn Widham-Burke just dropped a line of jewelry — but her foray into fashion isn’t all about glitz and glam.
It’s for a good cause. The 43-year-old reality star, who came out as lesbian in December 2020, teamed up with Blue Blood Metal to create necklaces and bracelets that are not only trés chic, but that also benefit the LGBTQ+ youth. “Showing your support as an ally matters.
And things like wearing a t-shirt or wearing a piece of jewelry do make a difference,” the Real Housewives of Orange County star told Us Weekly in an exclusive interview. “It lets someone know that you are safe, that you’re a safe person … I think something like a necklace or bracelet kind of shows that I see you and I support you.” In fact, the collection is
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COVID vaccine pop-up will be held in Oak Lawn
Dallas County’s health department will hold a pop-up vaccine clinic on Saturday, June 5 from noon-3 p.m. outside the Nelson Tebedo Clinic, 4012 Cedar Springs Road. No appointments are necessary. You’ll have a choice between the Johnson & Johnson and the Pfizer vaccine. Pfizer takes two doses, so county health officials administering the vaccine will schedule a second dose. J&J takes only one dose, but doesn’t provide quite as much immunity.
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