“Black History: A Living Resistance in Dance and Movement” will focus on understanding dance from an African and African-American perspective, how movement helps to shape the attitudes of our youth and marginalized communities and how today, those movements and the music behind the movements create a communal sense of dealing with pain and social injustices, discrimination and oppression.
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