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07-14-2002, 12:14 PM

DeeGeePee

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Join Date: May 2002

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Stepping in non-black/Latin GLOs

Ok, I was posed this question, and wanted to know what the common view is on GC, so that I can help a friend of mine.

Historically, stepping has been an activity of mainly NPHC and Latin GLOs. Would it be seen as "wrong" or "weird" for a historically white GLO to start a step team and enter competitions? Would, for example, a NPHC sponsored event, where its mainly a competition between the divine 9, allow a white step team to enter? Would anyone feel that it would be innappropriate, given the cultural background of stepping from African rituals?

Just wondering what the concensus is...

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