Alvin Ailey founded the project to give kids a life-changing experience. The program has been in Chicago for 25 years.
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"That's the great thing about the arts; you start a class, you must finish," Thomas said they're playing a video game and losing, they turn the game off and start another game. You can't do that in a dance class. You're going across the floor, you start and finish." "I tell the young people it's not really about if something is right or wrong, is this the best thing for me to do right now at this point in my life today," Thomas said. "If we can encourage them to find their own voice and be leaders, then that's what the program is really about.""Dancing and performing around the world was amazing," Thomas said. "This is home. These young people, I love them.
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