Segregated Sounds: Subalternity within Contemporary Salsa Dancing
Part of APME Miami 2026
Saturday 6 June 2026·6:00 pm
A panel presentation on how contemporary salsa dance's segregated representation isolates marginalized identities and obscures salsa’s political history and serves to legitimize existing hierarchies of wealth, geography, race, and status.
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