Morgan State University - #TodayinWomensHistory: Janet Collins, the first black Prima Ballerina at the Metropolitan Opera, was born March 7, 1917 in New Orleans, Louisiana. During her stint at the Met, Collins
Louisiana Democrats on X: "In 1951, Janet Collins, a ballerina from New Orleans, became the first African American woman to be hired full-time by the Metropolitan Opera of New York. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/jLQrLJttfY" /
November 13, 1951, Janet Collins performed in Aida, Carmen, and was the first Black ballerina to perform at the Metropolitan Opera. 🩰 | Instagram
Black Ballerina | WKAR Public Media
THROUGH ZENA'S EYES - BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2011: Feb 5 – Janet Collins: Prima Ballerina, Choreographer and Painter
Review: Independent filmmaker uses Atlanta Ballet dancers to bring iconic dance figure to life - ARTS ATL
National Civil Rights Museum - #OnThisDay in 1951 ballerina Janet Collins became the first African-American ballerina to appear with the Metropolitan Opera Company. She stayed with the Metropolitan Opera Company until 1955.
Remembering Janet Collins
janet collins Archives - Dance Magazine
Janet Collins | Essay - Jacob's Pillow Dance Interactive
Misty Copeland: The Dancer Who Made History 64 Years | TIME
Brave Ballerina: The Story of Janet Collins : Meadows, Michelle, Glenn, Ebony: Amazon.it: Libri
This Day In History | On this day in 1951, Janet Collins became the first black prima ballerina to dance at the Met… | Black dancers, Black history, Black hollywood
Janet Collins | indigoplume
Carmen de Lavallade tells the story of her cousin and "star in the sky," Janet Collins | American Masters | PBS
Ballet History Trailblazer - Janet Collins - School of American Ballet
Dance News: The First Black Ballerina, Janet Collins at 100: A Special Birthday Celebration | The Dance Enthusiast
Janet Collins | Essay - Jacob's Pillow Dance Interactive
Janet Collins – MOBBallet.org
Janet Collins - Wikipedia
