Before we can address the complex issue of Black inclusion in lindy hop, we need to understand the problem. To do that, we should start with our own Black dancers and find out what their experiences and perspectives really are.
Read MoreA series of conversations on race and lindy hop that took place at Lindy Focus 2017 in Asheville, North Carolina, that culminated in set of recommendations for moving forward.
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Read MoreLive from the evening concerts at Lindy Focus, featuring the music of Ellington, Shaw, Lunceford and Webb!
Read MoreChampion lindy hopper and trainer Jennifer Runyan gets philosophical and shares her tips for changing up your life for the new year.
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Read MoreA loving tribute to Jan "Fish" Forsell, one of the unsung heroes of the lindy hop scene, by Lennart Westerlund.
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Read MoreChampion lindy hopper and trainer Jennifer Runyan shares her tips on overcoming negative mental states associated with dance competitions.
Read MoreLindy hop is the granddaddy of all swing dances, a blend of African and European dance influences that is both uniquely American... and now spans the globe.
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