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” . . . You never know what little thing will inspire someone. Wouldn’t we rather that they dance?”
--Sherry Jason, artistic director of the City Hearts Performing Arts troupe, which danced with incarcerated youths at Los Angeles County’s Central Juvenile Hall on Monday in an effort to stimulate interest in a dance program at the hall’s high school.
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