Steppin' on the blues: the visible rhythms of African American dance

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Arts and Performance Studies Race, History, and American Society Diversity and Impact of Dance

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This award-winning cultural history of black dance explores the meaning of dance in African-American life and the connections among music, song, and dance in African-American culture.

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