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A PLEDGE TO BE ANTI-RACIST IN THE GLOBAL DANCE COMMUNITY

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Bradley Smith
5 years ago

Thanks for this!

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Maegan Washington
5 years ago

Thank you for helping move us forward.

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Natasha Shevchenko
5 years ago

I believe in this so much. Thank you for this very important work and conversation.

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Jen Nelson
6 years ago

Thank you for doing this work. <3

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Katie ONeill
6 years ago

Thank you for your had work in putting this together! <3

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Jami Good
6 years ago

Agreed. Thank you!

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Leor Noham
6 years ago

With Love

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Deborah Huisken
6 years ago

Yup. 'bout time...

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Joanne Barnes
6 years ago Featured

Grateful for the hard work and time put into this by the organisers and panel. Some eye-opening points and experiences shared, that I needed to hear. It helped me to understand more about the depth and breadth of the problem, and think about how I can help make a difference.

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Sara Cherny
6 years ago

Be the change you want to see in the world!

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Carola Lange
6 years ago

I'm in

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Eligio Yáñez
6 years ago

We can do it

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Jose D Lucena
6 years ago

It NEEDS to end

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Stuart Gimber
6 years ago

Important!

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michael ingbar
6 years ago

Nice job!

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Brigitte Milord
6 years ago

The panel was amazing, clear and indisputable historical facts, but also the acknowledgment of actual human experiences that do not leave indifferent and call for action.

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Lawrence Kalantari
6 years ago

❤️❤️❤️

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Dominique Blouin
6 years ago

Thank you for the great work. I'll keep working at my best for a better future.

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Marie-Ève Landry
6 years ago

❤️

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Valerie Salstrom
6 years ago Featured

I am eternally grateful for all of the hard work, research, thought, and emotional toil that took place before, during, and after this program. The program was fantastic, informative, eye opening, necessary, and painful. I hope more programs are in the works and more information can be shared regarding the actions people can take, ESPECIALLY by local scene leaders, local dance organizers, local teachers, local DJs, local musicians, etc. to welcome, encourage, support, embrace, MENTOR, center and uplift BIPOC people.