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The Dizzying Steps of Dance Education, Patronage & Advocacy

So You Think You Can Dance Season 5 Image

By DANIELLE KLINE | August 8, 2009

Americans love tuning in to “So You Think You Can Dance,” but how does that popular FOX television show misrepresent dance education and arts engagement in our nation? →

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