VOICED : Legal ballet to end New York prohibition on dancing

New York's cabaret law, dating back to 1926, requires a special permit for dancing in venues, but few have it. Originally enacted to prevent racial mingling, it now affects minority groups. Efforts to repeal the law have gained momentum, with legal challenges and political support highlighting its impact on cultural expression. Recent city actions aim to address these issues, maintaining New York's cultural vibrancy.

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