Modern-Day K the Musical

11/21/2025

Gratitude has the power to strengthen relationships, boost well-being, and remind us of the good that’s already around us.

This month’s RAKtivist activity invites you to write a heartfelt letter to someone who’s made a difference in your life, and to reflect on the strengths you bring to the world.

A few simple sentences can create connection, healing, and joy on both sides. 💛 Download the activity and take a few minutes to share your gratitude today: https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-raktivist

06/19/2025

Michelle Obama praised the Broadway community in a new interview today. ⭐ Read more here: https://bway.world/y5xbb

09/22/2024

Rest in Heaven beautiful soul.

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Michaela Mabinty DePrince was real life magic in motion. A legendary ballerina. Youngest ever principal dancer at the Dance Theater of Harlem. From war-torn Sierra Leone, rising up at such a young age, she was an inspiration to so many young dancers. Thinking of her family who lost a shining star, and also lost their mother the following day. May the grace Michaela showed in life be an example to all, forever. 🩰✨

03/02/2024

03/02/2024

Looks like we’re taking a trip to Atlanta! Our short film “Dear Brown Girl” is an official selection of the Black Girls Rock! Film Festival!

Based on TaKiyah Wallace-McMillian’s photo project turned non-profit organization Brown Girls Do Ballet®, “Dear Brown Girl” is a love letter to brown ballerinas everywhere that aims to encourage and inspire them as they follow their dreams.

Collaborating with and is the stuff of dreams. And witnessing the talent and brilliance of brown ballerinas nationwide brings so much joy to this dance mama’s heart.

Thank you all for taking the ride with me. And buckle up cause we’re just getting started. 😉

Trailer dropping soon, so stay tuned.
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02/21/2024

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The Chicago Bears have made history by bringing on board Jennifer King, formerly of Washington, as the team's first-ever female coach. She'll be part of the offensive coaching staff.

“For me, it’s never really been a big deal because no one has made it a big deal,” she tells PEOPLE. “No one treats me any differently. Every once in a while, [I may] look up in a meeting and think, ‘I’m the only woman in here.’ But it’s never been a big deal and I like it that way. I don’t want to be singled out in any way. And I think that’s also a testament to the people I work with and for, [they’re] progressive enough that it’s not a big deal.”

12/20/2023

Beauty, pride, bravery.

Photographer Robert H. McNeill was born in Washington, D.C. in 1917. McNeill captured life inside the African American community pre-and post-WWII. View his photography in our collection: https://s.si.edu/329GM4B

This one is from Hammond Dance School, ca. 1940. Photographs by Robert H. McNeil. Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Graham Holdings Company, © Robert H. McNeill Heirs

11/02/2023

Tamron Hall is Dorothy from “The Wiz” for !✨😍

09/25/2023

Someone said it’s National Daughter Day so I have to give a shout out to my one and only beauty. I love you dearly. I am blessed to be you Mom. You changed my life for the better in so many ways. I love watching you fly 🦋

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09/20/2023

Look who showed up for the K Club!



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