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Calling all tramps…the Vagina Monologues need you. If you have not heard already, New York recently signed on to the Vagina Monologues in ATL, and now Deelishis has jumped on the vagina wagon as well:

Like any good actress, London Charles is studying her Monologues. Charles, who is better known the reality TV audiences as Deelishis from “Flavor of Love” fame, is one of the stars in the recent tour of “The Vagina Monologues.” She joins Wendy Raquel Robinson, Tamara “Taj” George (SWV), LisaRaye McCoy, Jill Marie Jones, Tocarra (“America Next Top Model”), Shar Jackson, Ella Joyce, Rolonda Watts, fellow “Flav” alum, Tiffany “New York” Pollard, and a host of other black female stars for the latest tour of the Obie Award winning play for the V-Day Tour 2009….…“This is right up my alley,” Charles said of her latest gig. “I would consider myself to be a transparent person. I am like an open book. I started off in reality TV. In reality TV, everything that you do is open to the world. When the producer came to me with ‘The Vagina Monologues,’ I didn’t know what to expect.” Charles told EUR’s Lee Bailey that when she found out that the show was a global non-profit project that was going to benefit women and children in violent situations; she was ready to sign up. “I’ve been in a few violent relationships as a young adult, so I can totally relate to the low self-esteem, the aloneness, the feeling guilty – all of the emotions that women and children face with they are in those types of situations,” she said. V-Day, born of “The Vagina Monologues,” is a global movement to stop violence against women and girls, usually launched on or around Valentines Day in February. V-Day annual theatrical and artistic events are produced around the world to raise money and “transform consciousness.”“This is something that is so great,” Charles continued. “With all the Monologues, somehow it relates to the vagina, be it through sex, love, rape, menstruation, mutilation, masturbation, burp, orgasm, the variety of names for the vagina or simply as a physical aspect of the body. I can totally relate. I am a woman and I’m a woman who has been through the violent situations in the past.”

What are they looking for with these monologues…women that would do anybody? Deelishis letting Flav chop that down can only be seen as “going through the worst,” to make it in Hollyweird. SMH

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