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Behind a curtain of beauty: How racism and fatphobia drive the ballet world

Julia Frankus and Ani Svendsen
February 20, 2022

Behind a curtain of beauty

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About the Contributors
Julia Frankus
Julia Frankus, Staff Illustrator
Julia Frankus is a senior at Redwood high school and a staff illustrator for the Bark. In the classroom Julia loves writing and science; outside the classroom, you can find her dancing, running or spending time with her family and friends.
Ani Svendsen, Senior Staff Writer
Ani Svendsen is a Senior Staff reporter for the Bark. She loves spending time with her friends and family, as well as playing with her dog and 10 chickens. When she’s not singing and performing guitar, you can catch her in the Nutcracker!