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With a variety of dances; they danced on top of the walls as they spoke; they sang as they sang; they sang while they were dancing to the sound of a piano.”

This is a very important point and I think it is often overlooked. And as I said, this is a very important point because of all the different kinds of dancing we do, and I also am saying that one of the best ways we can teach people about freedom and about freedom movements is through dance. And dance is what we learn in school, and I think that it is also what our youth are learning.

So this is something that our youth are not taught. It is something that our educators are not taught. And unfortunately, it is something that many Americans don’t understand. This freedom in freedom movements is in part a part of our cultural heritage of freedom and is one of the things that has caused the modern world to begin to understand what we are all about at this point in life.

AMY GOODMAN: Well, talk about these movements in the States. You’ve written a couple articles, “Free-for-All Dance,” the first article was, look, you can’t get everything you want. Do you think the whole movement that we’ve called “free-for-all dance” is an American phenomenon?

CHRIS KEAN: I think the free-for-all dance is one. I think it is sort of a symptom of the Americanization of these people and of this generation, not the other way around. But I know that we have seen a few other Americans who also came into prominence in our culture that did not have the resources of people that they had in their generation. And I think that, certainly, they felt more empowered than they had in previous generations and felt like they were not under any kind of control, and there had been a tendency, especially in the ’70s, to try and give more and more independence, much more, you know, more independence.

And it’s a different kind of movement that I think we’ve seen in recent years than the free-for-all dance culture. So, again, the free-for-all dance has had a couple of different iterations in all kinds of different different cities. But, I think, at their best, the free-for-all dance movement shows the possibilities for movement, and the freedom that freedom gives one. And that is something that makes people want to participate in it and be involved and have the

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