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Flamenco Vivo Breaks Barriers in FRONTERAS

Bridgit Lujan

Gregory Richardson is a light-skinned Black man who is bald and has a beard and glasses. Leonardo Sandoval is a man with a medium complexion, curly hair and a beard. They sit on a carpet surround by musical instruments.

Gregory Richardson on Music From The Sole

Kristyn Brady

A blonde, fare-skinned woman in a grocery store looks closely at a cereal box.

Too Full? “Over”-eating can be a sign that you’re under-fueling

Rachel Fine, MS, RD, CSSD

grilled cedar plank salmon garnished with sliced lemon and parsley. Served with a baked potato and roasted brussels sprouts.

Step Afrika! Dancer Misha Michel’s Salmon With Sweet Potatoes and Brussels Sprouts

Jennifer Stahl

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Kenita R. Miller, a Black pregnant Broadway star, extends her arms wide and beams onstage. She is wearing a red crop top and pants, and her pregnant belly is visible.

This Broadway Star Dances 8 Shows a Week—While 38 Weeks Pregnant

Ruthie Fierberg

Jillian Vanstone and Guillaume Coté are white ballet dancers with dark hair. They wear delicate white costumes and lie on the stage floor in front of a small bed, facing opposite directions. Vanstone's back is arched and her left leg points back and upward.

How Intimacy Consultant Anisa Tejpar Coaches Sensitive Dance Scenes

Evan McKie

Karole Armitage is a white woman with fair hair slicked back. She wears a long-sleeved black top and black pants and stands in front of an image of a birch forest with snow.

Karole Armitage’s Diary of “A Pandemic Notebook”

Meredith Fages and Karole Armitage

Alison Stroming is a Black woman with medium skin tone and long, dark, curly hair, wearing a mauve sleeveless unitard and pointe shoes. She lunges toward the left, balanced on her left pointe shoe and with her right hand on the ground. Behind her is the Los Angeles Aqueduct, an overpass and tall buildings against a bright, cloudy sky.

Breaking Free: Meet Four Thriving Freelance Ballerinas

Haley Hilton

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