The Movement

How Rachel McLaren overcame diversity and became a dancer.

Dancer Khadija Shari shares her journey through dance.

"Being surrounded by powerful women, it really gives you this sense of, 'I'm amazing.'" The women of step tell us their story-and dance their hearts out.

The way Harper Watters, a classically trained ballet dancer, moves in sky-high stillettos will absolutely blow you away.

"The history of our art form is incredibly male dominated." International tap star Chloe Arnold shows us exactly how she broke out of the boy's club with her insane skills.

"Love yourself. We are all beautiful, special, and gifted." Dancer Constance Stamatiou writes a letter to her daughter, and it will make you cry.

Greta Pontarelli started pole-dancing at age 59, and what she can do at 66 years old will seriously blow your mind.

Dancer, Lisa Odjig discusses life and dance.

Leiomy Maldonado, vogue Queen, is so good you might think her dead drop is real!

Growing up, ballerina Alison Stroming was often the only dancer of color in her class. It wasn't until she stopped comparing herself to others - their legs, their jumps, their feet, their skin - that she really learned to claim her space in the world of dance. This is "The Movement," and this is Alison Stroming's tale.

Marlo Fisken's journey.

Gayatri Bahl discusses her journey through dance.

Ashley Everett ad her story through dance.

Ok ladies, now let's get in formation! It's a line that Beyoncé fans worldwide answer to. But what is it like to really live that out, and perform alongside Queen B IRL? Harlem native and professional dancer Dnay Baptiste stopped by the Diamond Horseshoe in New York City to let us know.

Paige Fraser was diagnosed with scoliosis when she was 13 years old. But that didn't get in the way of her pursuit of dance. Now, she boasts training from the Ballet Atlantic Academy and Juilliard Summer Intensive, credits as a background dancer for Beyoncé, and is a founding member of Visceral Dance Chicago. In this episode of The Movement, find out how dance became Paige's healer.

This 9-year-old hip-hop dancer is the most incredible thing you'll see today.

Hiplet is a combination of ballet and hip-hop, that emerged from artistic director Homer Hans Bryant and his dancers at the Chicago Multi-Cultural Dance Center. Watch as ballerinas Nia Lyons and Camryn Taylor dazzle us with their masterful pointe skills and swagger.