They may be fierce competitors on the dance floor, but outside the ballroom the women of Dancing Queens have some solid friendships. And while some dancers may value the friendships more than others ...

From top left to bottom right: Aluna (courtesy of Claire Farin), mini bear (courtesy of Sarah Northrop), Kito (courtesy of Yasi), XIE (courtesy of DNZ Media) and SITA (courtesy of @sendfrijoles).

Modern Black femme artists are reveling in the spoils of dance music reentering the mainstream, not that it hasn’t been here all along. Staking claim to 1990s house music were vocalists Caron Wheeler, ...

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As a Black female DJ, it’s not lost on me that I have the power to “move the crowd,”, especially in a disproportionately male-dominated industry. For Black Women’s History Month, I’m honoring the ...