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January 1st 1863 - The day the Emancipation of Proclamation decreed by president Abraham Lincoln paved the way for the permanent abolition of slavery in the United States. It was then on June 19th 1865 federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas announcing all remaining enslaved FREE. And today, we reflect on 155 years of that freedom. Remembering the depth of the pain African Americans endured and joy the release this day brought. •
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"But, if this part of our history could be told in such a way that those chains of the past, those shackles that physically bound us together against our wills could, in the telling, become spiritual links that willingly bind us together now and into the future - then that painful Middle Passage could become, ironically, a positive connecting line to all of us whether living inside or outside the continent of Africa..." Tom Feelings •
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MSA is proud to announce that we recognize Juneteenth as a Company Holiday forevermore. Observing this day is an opportunity to better celebrate Black lives, Black history, and Black culture as we continue to aspire to be a company of great inclusion, diversity and equality🧡

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Feel the Beat is coming to Netflix Friday 19th June TOMORROW and features the amazing choreography of @miamichaels 🧡
Get your dance fix by streaming this original netflix movie directly into your living room!
#MSAFAM #msacreative #proudagents #netflix #feelthebeat

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Let the Music Move You by @nowunited OUT NOW and choreographed by the talented @nickyandersen 🧡🔥🧡 Go check it out on their YouTube channel youtube.com/nowunited #MSAFAM #msacreative #proudagents #nowunitedletthemusicmoveyou **WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC**

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#TAPIN And check out @saweetie new music video! Huge s/o to @jamaldeandre_ as the assistant choreographer alongside @parrisgoebel ! It’s so icy ❄️ #proudagents #msafam **WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC**

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@directorbrianburke is back with Hunan TV 618 producing their latest live television event featuring some of China’s biggest pop acts and movie stars - Screening live on June 18th!

The creative team responsible for bringing Hunan TV’s massive spectacle show to life all worked remotely from their homes in order to bring art and entertainment to our screens!
We proudly recognise the amazing work of @directorbrianburke as Executive Creative Producer, #sagivkarpel as Creative Producer and @rodrigobg28 as Choreographer/Associate Creative Producer.

A huge congratulations to these versatile, talented and passionate creators who developed this extravaganza during these trying times.
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#MSAFAM #msacreative

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Today we honor Russell Clark • Choreographer
Russell Clark was a well-known teacher and choreographer in Hollywood, California. A Philadelphia native, he was the son of celebrated tap dancer Steve Clark of the Clark Brothers. Russell’s choreography graced numerous films, television programs, music videos and commercials for more than 25 years.
Just a few of his choreography credits include The Banger Sisters, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, Blade Runner and Major Payne. He coached such actors as Denzel Washington, Jeff Bridges, Angela Bassett, Halle Berry and Whoopi Goldberg for their feature film roles.
In the 1980s, Russell became one of the most in-demand working choreographers, with videos for such recording artists as Gloria Estefan, Michael Jackson, David Bowie and Herbie Hancock.
In 2002 the American Choreography Awards recognized Russell with the prestigious Governors’ Award for his contributions to choreography for the camera. Above all else, Russell Clark was a teacher who gave of his talent and wisdom to generations of students.

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