Ballroom culture embodies resilience and joy amid challenges, offering insight into human struggles and freedom. Michael Roberson argues for its significance in response to rising anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment, emphasizing its role in political organizing and cultural expression. The new book, Ballroom: A History, A Movement, A Celebration, highlights the cultural significance of this movement, showcasing not only its artistic aspects but also its historical and theological dimensions that resonate with broader societal issues. Ballroom culture serves as a beacon of hope and unity for its community and beyond.
Ballroom culture has something to teach the world about what it means to be human and the struggle for freedom in the face of catastrophe.
It continues to move forward in spite of challenges because it organizes around joy, a crucial element in political organizing.
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