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A Conversation over Zoom: Hello, Good morning. My name is Adanna Kai Jones. I am a black woman, of Afro-Caribbean descent, from Trinidad and Tobago. I teach Dance and Dance...
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At the risk of giving you too much information: Raja and I spoke on a video call on June 18, 2021 around 3 in the afternoon. I was in my...
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Dance Conversations COVID Talks with Raja and Dava How did we come to this? ????? No Idea? We live in a time where our industry of live performing arts...
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