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Prima ballerina India Bradley has become the first Black soloist for the New York City Ballet. With Misty Copeland's recent retirement, Bradley’s ascension is an important milestone for diversity in premier ballet casting.
Speaking with Essence Girls United on her casting as also the first Black Dewdrop in a performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker, Bradley shared, “Many African-American women went through this company at different times and were not given the opportunity. I can tell you it had 50 percent to do with the fact that they were Black.” ■
Speaking with Essence Girls United on her casting as also the first Black Dewdrop in a performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker, Bradley shared, “Many African-American women went through this company at different times and were not given the opportunity. I can tell you it had 50 percent to do with the fact that they were Black.” ■
BALLERINA INDIA BRADLEY BECOMES FIRST BLACK SOLOIST FOR NYC BALLET
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE CHEERLEADER EPIPHANY WILSON
LAUNCHES THE HEART PROJECT
LAUNCHES THE HEART PROJECT
June of this year, Epiphany
Wilson launched her non-profit
organization, The Heart Project.
A second-year junior at
Spelman College, majoring in
Independent Neuroscience with
a minor in Biochemistry, Wilson
founded The Heart Project to spread awareness about the importance of cardiovascular health.
She is currently developing a project called Healthy Kids for Kids, which aims to educate both youth and adults about cardiovascular health. "I aim to bring awareness to cardiovascular health in the African American community to those of all ages," she shared. ■
She is currently developing a project called Healthy Kids for Kids, which aims to educate both youth and adults about cardiovascular health. "I aim to bring awareness to cardiovascular health in the African American community to those of all ages," she shared. ■
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