A dancing duo, that’s become popular, not only in Baltimore, but all over the world through social media, is trying to reach a new audience. Ryan “Shaggy” Dailey and Kenneth “Flash” Worsley have become a some of the most recognizable faces in the Baltimore dance scene. They remember just being two kids from Essex who became best friends at Kenwood High School after bonding over sports and of course dance culture. They also have the same motivation to make an impact on their city. Now, years later, the same imagination they use to come up with the latest dance challenge, is what they’ve used to create their first children’s book. “Shag and Flash and The Dance Against Doom” is their first project combining their passion for dance and their love for working with kids. Plus, they hope to be a part of solving a very real issue in the city of Baltimore; literacy. When thinking about attacking the issue head on, Worsley remembered the books that captured his attention at a young age. “I c...