The dance company featured in First Lady Jill Biden’s “anti-Christmas” White House video moonlights as a radical “antiracist” activism group that targets white people.
As Slay News reported, the first lady was met with a widespread backlash after sharing her “Christmas” video on social media.
The video, posted on Twitter/X on Wednesday night, shows dancers tapping around the Christmas-decorated White House.
The first lady said her theme this year is “Magic, Wonder and Joy.”
But social media observers didn’t seem to be enjoying the musical content.
Many accused the first lady of decorating the White House with an “anti-Christmas” theme.
“The United States of Bananas,” one viewer posted.
“You are so strange. Bizarre. Freaky,” one said.
“ABSOLUTE GARBAGE,” another viewer said.
Some of the dancers in the video appeared to be drag queens.
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Why does Jill Biden continue to accost this nation with her horrific decoration and “fashion” sense.
It’s hard to make Christmas ugly but she has somehow found the one subpar dance crew with the ugliest costumes in America & done it.
A true atrocity. pic.twitter.com/WgaDo8JS5i
— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) December 14, 2023
The dancers are from New York City-based Dorrance Dance.
The dance company actively promotes divisive leftist activism including efforts to “defund the police” and abolish prisons.
Dorrance Dance promotes a slew of “woke books,” educational resources, and ways to engage in far-left activism.
The group focuses on tap dance, which it claims was “born on the slave plantation.”
The Dorrance Dance website has a section called “Educate yourself.”
The webpage links to a Google doc that provides definitions of “white privilege,” “systemic racism,” and “white fragility.”
The document also delves into microaggressions, what it means “if you stay silent about racism,” how “White Feminism excludes women of color.”
It also advises people on how to talk to children and “racist” family members about racism.
The document recommends reading “How to Be an Antiracist” by Marxist Ibram X. Kendi and “White Fragility” by Robin DiAngelo, among other similar books.
The Dorrance Dance site also links to another document that encourages people to celebrate Juneteenth and post about local protests on social media.
Further, it includes advice on how to discuss “policing in America” during work staff meetings.
Among a slew of other leftist racial justice causes, the dance company also encourages people to sign petitions to “defund the police” and charge the medical examiner for allegedly minimizing George Floyd’s cause of death.
Dorrance Dance also urges readers to join their local Black Lives Matter chapter and get involved in prison abolition work.
Readers are encouraged to vote for left-wing politicians and to contact their congressional representatives about leftist causes.
In a note on the website, Michelle Dorrance, the company’s founder, who is white, explains why “antiracism work” is important to her.
“It is from this place of white privilege that I invite you to join me in lifelong antiracism work,” Dorrance states.
“Understanding how deeply embedded white supremacy, racism, and colonialism is in our culture is paramount to understanding our role (as white people) in perpetuating it, and embracing our job to dismantle it.”
Since Democrat President Biden’s first day in office, his administration has expressed its commitment to promoting Marxism-based “racial equity.”
