The history of African-American social dance - Camille A. Brown
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Comments and reviews: 5
Vonslik69
BRAVO! A much needed visual history of the African/African American origins of improvisational dances. I would like to see a lot more of the dances that weren't mentioned ( tap dance, Harlem Renaissance era, James Brown, Locking/Pop Locking, Breakdancing, House dancing, slow dancing, Freakin' (Twerking, etc.
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BRAVO! A much needed visual history of the African/African American origins of improvisational dances. I would like to see a lot more of the dances that weren't mentioned ( tap dance, Harlem Renaissance era, James Brown, Locking/Pop Locking, Breakdancing, House dancing, slow dancing, Freakin' (Twerking, etc.
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chris
She did a very good summary; however, there are plenty of mores dances and music for those dances created by people of African descent. Good start, though!
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She did a very good summary; however, there are plenty of mores dances and music for those dances created by people of African descent. Good start, though!
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Timm
these copper tone people dancing are aboriginal american indians! not africans at all. we were never africans! stop giving them our culture.
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these copper tone people dancing are aboriginal american indians! not africans at all. we were never africans! stop giving them our culture.
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Shiwei
love to know the origins of street dance. the past is never gone. we're always and will always be pursuing freedom. respect!
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love to know the origins of street dance. the past is never gone. we're always and will always be pursuing freedom. respect!
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Robin
Love this video! It is informative and fun to watch. I'm going to share it with my Arts and Culture class. Excellent job!
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Love this video! It is informative and fun to watch. I'm going to share it with my Arts and Culture class. Excellent job!
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