Disrupting Complacency with Jane Comfort
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Dance scholar Cynthia Williams guides a deep dive into two different political works made by choreographer Jane Comfort in the 1990s, revealing the striking connections to American social injustices escalating today.. *This episode was directed by Lisa Niedermeyer.
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