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Africa: Dance Off - Why Are Black Tiktok Creators Going On Strike?

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[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Black choreographers are boycotting the platform for a second month, charging that their dances are being co-opted by white influencers without credit or compensation

Source: allAfrica.com

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