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Rival drug gangs. why do you dance? it keeps us away from many things, the gangsterism, i drug dealing, the abuse that happens _ sultry saxophone music plays for older south africans, ballroom has a different meaning. during the era of racial apartheid, different races were banned from mingling. only the dance offered the occasional glimpse of freedom. —— only the dance floor. we were blacks, coloureds, whites, every denomination — were all there and we just did our thing, and wejust loved gathering, having social evenings on fridays... and this was illegal. it was totally illegal. back ...

In his footsteps. it's very much inspiring, - it keeps us motivated here. these girls live in an area fought over by three rival drug gangs. why do you dance? it keeps us away from many things, the gangsterism, i drug dealing, _ the abuse that happens. sultry saxophone music plays. for older south africans, ballroom has a different meaning. during the era of racial apartheid, different races were banned from mingling. only the dance offered the occasional glimpse of freedom. we were blacks, coloureds, whites, every denomination, were all there and we just did our thing, and wejust loved gather...