What are some notable dances choreographed by Pearl Primus?

Pearl Primus’s first major choreographic work was “African Ceremonial” in 1944. Her dance “The Wedding” (1961), created for Alvin Ailey’s company, reflected her travels in western Africa. Her dances "Strange Fruit” (1945), "The Negro Speaks of Rivers” (1944), and “Michael, Row Your Boat Ashore” (1979) spoke to Black American life. Her performance “Haitian Play Dance” (1947) was a more playful dance.