When Tricia Brouk watched her baby sister twirl in a dance recital, she knew she had found something important. It wasn’t the magic of a performance under stage lights, but the promise of the movement itself. The seven-year-old was looking for a key to understanding herself and her world, and a way out of the life she knew.
At that dance recital, with her four-year-old sister playing a pink poodle, Tricia discovered both.
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