It's true that words are instruments of separation and social power. We could see it a lot among are youth in the high schools. During their lunch hour we could see the different culture groups hanging out with each of their own. When there's a fight it is usually over somebody else that doesn't belong in their group. Then they start putting each other down and start talking about each other's culture, which starts a big fight among the two groups. To prove which culture is more powerful and who rules. However, it's not only in the school yards it happens in our communities. For examples, when I was a teenager I lived in the San Fernando Valley in a community called "Arlets" where the people were all different cultures/races. For another example, on the block I lived on my neighbor next to me was Chinese and the other side of me lived a Hawaiian family, then further down lived White family and Mexican families and all the kids of all these families all get along together. Race didn't matter; the color of our skin didn't stop us from being friends and getting along. But I remember y dad warning us about other communities, he would tell my older siblings to stay out of those places. One place was the Barrio where the Chicano's lived and a place across the tracks where the blacks lived. One thing we didn't do was go into these places and have a conversation with them especially if we weren't the right race. As we can see words are instruments of separation and social power and yes rhythm and dance are fusional Media that have no concern with social power. The interactive nature rhythm and dance become successful non-verbal communication. Rhythm and dance seem to have an empathic effect that brings about a sentiment of unity, as it enables people to function on an intuitive level. Rhythm opens the way, however brutally to interior experience and this explains the erasure of external social, cultural and gender boundaries taking place on the dance floor, as it has t do with the crowd effect. The dance floor is a spaced packed with people, where people come together on the dance floor as they are transformed. The conscious personality of each individual disappears and the dancers suddenly become one body. When the music starts and the people gather on the dance floor and start dancing and touch one another and that's when there are no more races, culture or things forbidden. All we want to do when the music starts is get on the dance floor and dance, as our mind is only set on the music. We want to join these groups of people and have lots of fun. Nobody in this group is thinking about anybodies race or color of skin, as their just one big happy group dancing to the music. The music seems to take their minds elsewhere. Maybe after the dance they might go back to their old ways of thinking, but at least for a while they got along on the dance floor.