Technology Infrastructure Project Suzanne Richard and Corina Dalzell are demonstrating framing in dance - One woman in a wheel chair reaching in a red and black shirt, another woman sitting in a chair in a pastel striped shirt clapping. Aarron Loggins and Scott Sedar acting on stage. One white gentleman with crutches wears a tie around his head and a Black man stands next to him with his arm around him. Both are in black slacks, button up shirts, and vests. The white man wears a suit jacket also. Two Women Singing and holding hands - One woman standing in a floral dress with shoulder length red hair - One woman in a wheel chair has blonde hair and wears a blue shirt and white capris. And audience looks on A large screen shows a woman with wavy brown hair singing and a picture in picture has an African American woman signing.

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