Profiles

Black History Month

The Remarkable Career of Myrna Kamara

Amy Brandt

First Lady Betty Ford shakes hands and smiles with Sandra Fortune-Green at the base of the front steps leading up to the White House. Ford wears a white turtleneck, while Fortune-Green wears a white dress, and both carry white purses. Sylvester Campbell, wearing a black suit with an open collared-shirt, stands next to Fortune-Green on her right side and smiles at Ford.

Sandra Fortune-Green, Capitol Ballet Ballerina Who Represented U.S. in Varna and Moscow, Impacts Future Generations Through Teaching

Monica Stephenson

Catherine Devillier: Ballet’s Pioneering Black Russian and LGBTQ+ Soloist

Zita Allen

A graphic shows two square-shaped photos, one of Lauren Anderson and the other, right below of Harper Watters. To their left are the words "Lauren Anderson and Harper Watters in Conversation" on top of a blue background. At the bottom, it says "Presented by Pointe+ and dancemedia."

Video: Lauren Anderson and Harper Watters on Black History Month, Representation in Ballet and More

Pointe Magazine

Julie Felix Broke Barriers Onstage. Now, She’s Guiding the Next Generation.

Lydia Murray

Finding a Forgotten Black Ballerina: Maria Skorsiuk

Lydia Murray