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Black Theatre Commons (BTC)

A network of Black/African Diaspora theatre practitioners that supports Black theaters and artists through advocacy, convening, networking, and knowledge-sharing. The organization works to amplify and nurture Black theatre practice and creative communities.

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Resource Type: Organization
Topic: Arts, Stories/Justice in Action
Source URL: https://blacktheatrecommons.org/about-us/

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