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As he awaits trial. Thousands of iraqi militiamen have attacked the American Embassy in baghdad, angry at us air strikes on theirforces. The first civil partnerships ceremonies for heterosexual couples in england and wales are being held, giving them similar rights to people who are married. Now on bbc news, witness history and a look back at some of the highlights of the series from the last 12 months. Razia iqbal presents five extraordinary moments in history as told by the people that were th...

Karlya Shelton-Benjamin was a part of this pioneering group of ballerinas who thrived amid discrimination and exclusion in the world of dance. She shared her story with Colorado Matters.

'Dexter: Original Sin' reveals prequel's cast, with Christian Slater as Dexter's father, Patrick Gibson as the serial killer and Molly Brown as Debra.

Led by Kahina Haynes, the Columbia Heights school plans to use the funds to improve equity in the global dance industry.

"Swans of Harlem" tells the story of five ballerinas in the early days of Dance Theatre of Harlem.

As a freshman, Kira Robinson went viral on TikTok after posting a video receiving her first pair of pointe shoes that matched her skin tone.

In 2010, when his thrillingly edgy and angry Political Mother delivered modern dance a winding punch right where it hurt, I had high hopes for Hofesh Shechter. Here was an outsider with the courage to make his own rules and engage dance with real-world issues (he had served a traumatising period in the Israeli army)

"Experience the timeless grace and groundbreaking vision of Dance Theatre of Harlem as they return to Hampton Roads. Founded amidst the Civil Rights Movement, this iconic company, led by Arthur Mitchell, continues to defy conventions and inspire audiences worldwide." #DanceTheatreofHarlem, #ArthurMitchell, #Ballet, #VirginiaArtsFestival, #Norfolk, #LorraineGraves

Discover the inspiring story of Black ballerinas who broke barriers in the 1950s. "The Swans of Harlem" by Karen Valby tells their tale of courage and resilience.

The practice of pancaking shoes and hand-dying tights has roots in the Dance Theatre of Harlem.