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I was a member of the new England Patriots cheerleading squad with five other males in 1978 and remained on the squad for three subsequent years. We did dance routines as well as partner stunts, group stunts, tumbling, and mini-trampoline. Based on what is stated in the Wikipedia entry, that means that we significantly predated the Baltimore Ravens Cheerleaders who are offered as the first for "stuntmen" in 1998. Since, as I mentioned, we also did the dance routines, that means we also predated what is indicated for both “ trends in dance” and “first male dancers” that is attributed to the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders in the following paragraph. DavisGregoryK (talk) 16:17, 12 July 2024 (UTC)Reply

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