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What It’s Like To … Be a Competitive Breakdancer in Kenya
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What It’s Like To … Be a Competitive Breakdancer in Kenya
Growing up, Acy Kare was an introverted child. Dance was something she did at church or at home with her mother. But after high school, everything changed when she walked into a community center and saw people spinning on their heads. That moment sparked a curiosity that quickly turned into a deep passion.Today, Kare, 24, is one of the few visible b-girls in Kenya's breaking or breakdancing scene. The space is still predominantly male, but her p…
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