Shot and Captured: Turf Dance, YAK Films, and the Oakland, California, R.I.P. Project

Naomi Elizabeth Bragin

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Arts and Performance Studies Theatre and Performance Studies Diversity and Impact of Dance

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Turfing is an improvisation-based dance that defines black street culture in neighborhoods of Oakland and the San Francisco Bay Area. A form of testimony to disproportionate policing, incarceration, and the deaths of black youth, turfing's local practice persists in counterpoint to the global viral trafficking of hood dance and black performance.

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