In the November 1968 issue of Dance Magazine, journalist Ric Estrada profiled choreographer Eleo Pomare, 10 years after the then–31-year-old had established his eponymous company.

In this moment of history, choreographers of all walks of life are addressing racism and violence through dance. But this is not a new trend. For as long as this country has struggled with racial discrimination, dance has been a way to bring community together, a way to share a message and a way to […]