Tennille Amor is a Singer/Songwriter and Equality Advocate, responsible for the global hit, 'I Am a Girl,' which was first released at the United Nations as the anthem for International Women's Day. As an International Peace Ambassador, Tennille is dedicated to standing for peace and equality in all forms. She has been on the frontline of peaceful protests for racial equality, as well as speaking out against all forms of injustice at the United Nations, and on stages around the world, including an event for Glamour Magazine, alongside Yara Shahidi, Ashley Graham, Uzo Aduba, Cory Booker, Freida Pinto, and more.

Originally from Trinidad, Tennille has lived all over the world, including Egypt, England, Singapore, and Scotland. She is currently living in Los Angeles, in the United States. Tennille's brand is steadily growing across a number of platforms, and her desire to unite people of every race, gender, class, and creed is what fuels her passionate drive. She has performed in 20 different countries, including The United States, The United Kingdom, Tanzania, Trinidad, Australia, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, India, Amsterdam, Mauritius, Benin, Uganda and South Korea. 

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