A college band announcer was criticized for making a body-shaming comment about Alabama State University’s plus-size dancers. Florida A&M University band announcer Joe Bullard was forced to apologize ...
Performances in N.Y.C. A law in New York City, a major dance capital, that protects artists against weight and height discrimination aims to give everyone a fairer shot. Members of Pretty Big Movement ...
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Florida A&M announcer under fire for remark about Alabama State dancers: ‘New face of Ozempic’
The announcer for a historically black university marching band is facing backlash for referring to a plus-size dance team as the “new face of Ozempic.” Joe Bullard, the longtime announcer for Florida ...
The ASU Honey Beez were completely disrespected during their last performance. During the halftime show of the Alabama State vs. Florida A&M football game at Bragg Memorial Stadium on Saturday, ...
Joe Bullard is fessing up to his fumble. After the longtime band announcer for Florida A&M University referred to the Honey Beez, a plus-size dance team from Alabama State University, as the “face of ...
The president of Florida A&M University has apologized to an Alabama State University dance team after FAMU’s marching band announcer referred to Alabama State’s plus-size dance squad, the Honey Beez, ...
Dancer Akira Armstrong, a 2005 Utica University graduate, founded the plus-size dance company Pretty Big Movement to challenge industry stereotypes. Armstrong's company gained national attention after ...
Joe Bullard is fessing up to his fumble. After the longtime band announcer for Florida A&M University referred to the Honey Beez, a plus-size dance team from Alabama State University, as the “face of ...
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