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MK Abadoo, a medium brown-skinned African American person smiles. They wear a pink  shirt and have a short, tapered cut.
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Creating safe and liberating spaces in dance

Choreographer and organizer MK Abadoo on the importance of community-led, inclusive work.

Artist $napshot: Austin-based dance teacher and choreographer
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Artist $napshot: Austin-based dance teacher and choreographer

This artist enjoys the flexibility of multiple income streams and doesn't dream of becoming a full time dancer and choreographer.

Still from NatsHoney performing pole dance in a mini-documentary showcasing her work. Credit: Thane Montgomery
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The veteran stripper fighting for workers' rights

This interview was originally published in August 2022. A gifted pole dancer, NatsHoney began working in clubs in the early 2000s. She declared herself an artist early, “a stripper artist,” about two years after she started working. Dancing “feels like a magical connection performing for others. It feels like, other

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