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HIP-HOP CULTURE
As we represent a deep history behind our name, we want to acknowledge that the vast majority of our dance knowledge we learn (namely, Hip-Hop, House, Popping, Locking) and share with others today is rooted from the rich and complex history of black culture. Let's work together to not only do it for the clout but empower knowledge and respect others!
Hip-Hop culture was established in the Bronx , New York by DJ Kool Herc in the mid-1970s.
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DANCE AS ACTIVISM
Art can be a critical part of social justice activism. And the recent Black Lives Matter protests have given rise to all kinds of dance art, with Black dancers and choreographers using their bodies to speak important truths. Watch eight must-watch dance works by Black artists that address this moment of uprising.
WATCH GUESTHOUSETO
(for the dance community)
Watch this exclusive link to GuestHouseTo's Youtube Playlist of webinars where guest speakers (trans-black, cis women, people of colour, womxn) come and share their first hand experience and wisdom towards global issues like Black Lives Matter Movement and Sexual harassment. (Trigger warning: SA)