leads everyone to remove their blindfolds and come together in a final joyous dance sequence. In 1995 a select group of six young women formed a workshop to perform at the NGO Forum on Women in China, parallel to the UN Fourth World Conference on Women and performed five times. They were selected to perform in the closing ceremony, before some 15,000 people two pieces – "a dance on domestic violence showing women as peacemakers, and a rap on the nobility and dignity of women, showing and the importance of women and men working in partnership." See also Stepping (African-American) References External links Official Baháʼí Youth Workshop Website several websites of various workshops Living people 1950 births African-American Bahá'ís African-American male actors American male actors Street dance 20th-century Bahá'ís 21st-century Bahá'ís 21st-century African-American people 20th-century African-American people