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Katherine Dunham (1910-)

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American dancer, choreographer, and scholar.

She was a pioneer in the use of folk and ethnic choreography, and considered one of the founders of the anthropological dance movement.

With "Aida" in 1963, she became the first Black to choreograph for the Metropolitan Opera in New York city.

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