Read about why here. Choreographing and performing pieces is clearly a departure from the freestyle circles at clubs and battles that most Hip Hop and street dancers are used to. The Urban Dance scene did evolve, in certain aspects, from Hip Hop dance roots. Several moves and grooves and concepts were inspired by Hip Hop and street styles. But in the past 2 decades or so, the Urban Dance culture and Urban Dance choreography developed its own identity. Urban Dance is a style of dance, community, and lifestyle revolving around choreographed pieces and performances by a dancer or groups of dancers. Choreography is influenced by several different dance styles, but is ultimately based on the choreographer's own interpretation of the music. A big part of the modern Urban Dance culture stemmed from collegiate dance teams and competitions.
So, to recap, as people started creating choreography from all different styles, they realized that the art they were creating wasn't in the same lane as traditional Hip Hop anymore. In order to pay respect for what true Hip Hop is, the community wanted to give their new style a unique name, but they adopted a term that was already in circulation without understanding the nuances of the term itself. Even as the Urban Dance community began receiving critique for their adoption of the name, the movement was spreading so quickly in the dawn of social media that they struggled to regain control over the narrative and terminology. While much of that action involved protests, donations, and petitions, many people, including the STEEZY team, also turned themselves inward to reflect on how they could personally do better for hurting communities of color. The STEEZY Squad teamed up with dancers from authentic style backgrounds to talk about the wounds that ran deep between different dance communities. We hosted a talk with some of our black instructors to discuss wounds that ran deep between different dance communities. We started a company-wide dialogue about how we could do better for ourselves and do better for the dancers that we teach every day — an effort that eventually become a permanent ERG for Diversity and Inclusion. To ensure these classes are not misrepresented, we switched to a different organizing principle — categories.
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