An animated video for students demonstrating how systemic racism affects every area of life in the US. From incarceration rates to predatory loans, and trying to solve these problems requires changes in major parts of our system.
Accessibility Toolbar
We use cookies to remember your customised accessibility settings to optimise your visit to our site. If you have disabled cookies, this may prevent your browser from keeping your accessibility changes.
AA Text Size
Contrast
U Underline links
Deactivate motion
Menu
Related Resources
-
Featured Free
Recognizing Systemic Racism in Dance
Alicia Mullikin
Through conversations and collaboration with other dancers of color and colleagues, we named some of our personal experiences in the dance world that reinforced systemic racism. Though this is not an exhaustive list, it sheds light on some problematic power structures that contribute to continued inequity in dance.
Uploaded October 16, 2024Dance Education
Justice Equity & Inclusion
Racial JusticeArticle -
Featured Free
Is the Dance Community Silent? Virtual Town Hall
SOLE Defined / Dance Place
In response to the recent and historic violence against Black people and systemic racism in our dance community, SOLE Defined & Community Leaders to discuss the current climate of our nation and the response of the dance community.
Uploaded October 16, 2024Black + African Diaspora
Justice Equity & Inclusion
Racial JusticeVideo -
Featured Free
Grooming and Sexual Abuse in Ballet: Why Dancers Are Especially Vulnerable
Pointe Magazine
Unfortunately, ballet’s rigid hierarchy, job scarcity and conditioning of dancers to be compliant makes it a comfortable environment for perpetrators to thrive in. Our dance community needs systemic change in addition to individual action to protect dancers.
Uploaded October 16, 2024Accessibility + Disability Justice
Children + Families
Dance Education
Justice Equity & Inclusion
Sexual + Gender-Based ViolenceArticle