After 25 Groundbreaking Years, Misty Copeland Is Moving On | The Interview
June 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelAfter 25 years with the American Ballet Theater, Misty Copeland, the first Black woman ever to be named a principal dancer with the company, is retiring.
Misty grew up in near poverty in Southern California and was frequently homeless, her mother struggling to make ends meet. Eventually, she found solace and stability in dance. She sat down for an indepth conversation with David Marchese about her historic career, her upcoming final performance and where her work will take her next. Watch it here, and find more at
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