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Grooming and Sexual Abuse in Ballet: Why Dancers Are Especially Vulnerable
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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.
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In this article, two queer men, one Black American and the other Palestinian, theorize “reciprocal solidarity” as a model of solidarity that thrives on love, friendship, storytelling, reciprocity, shared experiences, struggles, and queer kinship.
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We have compiled a list of resources that our legal and organizing teams have created to ensure our members are prepared for encounters with law enforcement officers. Our goal is to help immigrant individuals and families fully understand their rights—especially in interactions with immigration authorities and local law enforcement.
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