https://www.inspiremore.com/anae-romyns-dance-videos/
Anae Romyns is a 9 year old girl from Belgium. She has a
passion for dance and particularly Afro-House dance. Afro House originated in
South Africa and then became very popular in Angola.
This video shows Anae and her teacher Jenny Bonsenge; they have become famous for their dancing and their videos have gone viral all over the world https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db3Zp_8Xfro
Anae and Jenny are being praised for showing that dance is a
universal language that everyone can enjoy. Jenny says, “People think our
videos are nice because of the diversity.”
“Afro dance is a very cultural thing, but I open it to everyone. People with African roots, but also Moroccan people, Belgians, Italians and Asians follow my class. I love the mix.”
Jenny and Anae appeared on the Ellen Show in the US and with
the money she received she donated to Dance4kids which helps children in
Kinshasa and Portugal.
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What is everyone in the photo doing?
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How are they feeling? How do you know?
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What do you notice about the people in the
photo, are the all the same?
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How are the people in the photo similar?
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How are the people in the photo different?
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How do you think videos of Jenny and Anae show
diversity?
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“I open it to everyone.. I love the mix” what
does Jenny mean?
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Jenny’s dance classes use dancing that
originated in South Africa and Angola; what does this show about dance being a
universal language?
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Some people might say Anae should stick to
dancing that is from Belgium because that is where she comes from. What do you
think Anae would say?
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What can we learn from Anae and Jenny?
Why is this about No Outsiders?
No Outsiders: Everyone different, everyone welcome by Andrew Moffat
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