Bartley Structural Integration

"But soon I started to obsess about the radical dance movement of the 1930s. Back then, protests and social justice were part of the fabric of modern dance as it met the moment of the Great Depression and the rise of authoritarianism. The Dance Is a Weapon. That was the title of the first recital of the New Dance Group, a socially minded collective formed in 1932." https://www.nytimes.com///dance/dance-future-pandemic.html

https://www.nytimes.com//arts/dance/alonzo-king-lines.html

Dance as resistance. Dance as protest. The beauty and power of krumping. "Where demonstrators have gathered in Floyd’s name to decry racism and police brutality, the streets have become dance floors. Protesters are tapping into dance’s power as an act of rebellion as well as connection...."