Priscilla Wiley, known as the Spin Queen, reflects on her life and extensive participation in the Washington, D.C. area hand dance community. She started dancing as a child and would teach anyone who wanted to learn. Later in life she became an instructor hosting classes at numerous community centers and places such as the YMCA. Her dancing skills led her to be featured in showcases throughout the country. She continued to teach during the pandemic but has moved her classes online. She is proud of her role and the role of women in the hand dance community. She discusses how females have always had a role in the social dance known as D.C. Hand Dance. The male was traditionally regarded as the leader of the dance, and consequently emphasis on how well the couple executed this dance was usually attributed to the male. Over the years, the role of women, as students, performers, and instructors has evolved. Women, the followers, have added more style and moves into the dance. By doing so, both partners are celebrated for their performance of Hand Dance.