L.A. dance organizations are scaling back their programming and outreach amid steep federal NEA and local funding cuts.

Coach Kelvin Waga has shared a moving account of an incident where he discovered the employee he mistook for being lazy was caring for a sick mother.

L.A. dance organizations are scaling back their programming and outreach amid steep federal NEA and local funding cuts.

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Further revelations are to follow from the Observer on The Salt Path (Michael Joseph), about the walking routes themselves ...

Stephanie Hillig, principal at Copper Creek and Painted Sky elementary schools in Oro Valley, takes attendance “very seriously.” ...

In this “noya bondobosto,” discrimination has simply been repackaged, following the same rotten patterns we thought we had destroyed.

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