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Dancing in the Light: The Janet Collins Story (2015)
In an era of ignorance, being a gifted performer doesn't shield you from the spekter of racism.
A passionate and dedicated black dancer in 1930s America is asked to dance by the prestigious Ballet Russe, but they want her to paint her skin white.
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In an era of ignorance, being a gifted performer doesn't shield you from the spekter of racism. A passionate and dedicated black dancer in 1930s America is asked to dance by the prestigious Ballet Russe, but they want her to paint her skin white.
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