Impact of the HBCU Dance Culture- The Yard Linkup

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On this episode of the Yard Linkup, we discuss the impact of the HBCU dance culture in the world. Featuring Alabama State University Honeybeez dance team coach, Anna Marshae, Texas Southern Sensations dance team coach, Gretchen Jean, along with step coach and Coding With Culture founder, Victor Hicks.    📌Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations.  Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince  Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

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