The Cardinal Divas, a majorette dance team at the University of Southern California — Los Angeles, has encountered backlash on social media for bringing a traditionally Black style of dance that ...

USC's First All-Black Majorette Dance Team Doesn't Care About The Outrage. Gabrielle Chenault. Updated Wed, January 24, 2024 at 4:23 AM UTC. 7 min read. The Cardinal Divas appeared on .

Majorette dance may be new to USC, but it was not new to Lang and many of her fellow teammates. She has been practicing majorette dance since the 4th grade and was inspired by majorette teams at ...

Liquid Gold is still working towards becoming an official organization to receive funding from the university. The plus-sized majorette team created a GoFund Me page to raise money. So far, the ...

The Royal Tigerettes is a dance team consisting of a diverse group of youth male and female, ranging from ages 7-18. They are taught the fundamentals of dance and to find their inner creativity.

In 1971, its Prancing J-Settes departed from the baton-twirling characteristic of majorette teams and began to focus on adding dance moves that incorporated jazz, gymnastics, hip-hop and modern ...

Volunteers Susan Balster, left, and dance coach Tracy Stanaway sort some of the 600 West High School Majorette uniforms, sweaters, boots and shoes that went on sale in the school cafeteria on ...

Today, we'll learn about the history of Majorette dancing from dance studio owner, Stacia Ward, and Majorette dancer, Alexius Bartlett. Rise and Shine is available to stream on pbs.org and the ...

Majorette dance teams echo the importance of dance to Black culture. Beyoncé's 2018 Coachella performance broke the internet with its powerful homage to historically Black colleges and ...

A Girls Dance Team is a majorette style dance company founded right here in Columbus, Ga. Girls age 6- 14. Their name stands for Achieving Growing Inspiring Reaching Life Success ( A GIRLS).

The history of majorette-style dance teams Starting in the 1960s, majorette dance teams became popular at HBCUs for their high energy movements that infuse jazz, West African and hip-hop dance styles.