What they have been coached to do is an example of taking something as far as one can go without actually doing it.
In this video, t he girls are wearing costumes and doing moves that are fully reminiscent of adult women performing at a strip club or for their significant others, in the privacy of a bedroom…no, it is not necessary for these girls to take off all of their clothes in order for this comparison to be made. However, there is a point when dance moves and the costumes worn cross a line.
Neither should we feel that it is wrong to enroll our kids in “normal” activities such as ballet, figure skating, and gymnastics. We shouldn’t feel a need to cover up our children with burqas in order to protect them. I t is important not to enter a slippery slope when analyzing this video. They will also argue that if one is afraid that this dance will attract pedophiles, we should go so far as to put our daughters in burqas until they turn 18. I have posted the most common supportive arguments I’ve read, followed by my counter-arguments for each.ġ.) They Argue: One can’t be critical of this dance, without also simultaneously withdrawing support for girls doing ballet, gymnastics, swimming, etc. What shocks me more than the dance, and the fact that the parents and teachers condone this, is the MASSIVE number of supportive comments I’ve read. Clearly the costume and dance moves were highly inappropriate. It features a dance group of 7-9 year old girls dancing to Beyonce’s, “Single Ladies.” Check it out, if you haven’t seen it already. Last week a video began circulating around the internet.
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