How two women made history at BYU by ballroom dancing together

(Photo Courtesy of Yume Honda) Yume Honda, left, stands next to Ayane Matsuda at a ballroom competition at Brigham Young University on Thursday, March 12, 2020.

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How two women made history at BYU by ballroom dancing together

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