Incorporate Intersectionality into the Definition

Allyship should be framed in an intersectional context, recognizing that identities overlap and create unique experiences of marginalization. This nuanced understanding fosters more inclusive and effective allyship strategies sensitive to multiple dimensions of identity.

Allyship should be framed in an intersectional context, recognizing that identities overlap and create unique experiences of marginalization. This nuanced understanding fosters more inclusive and effective allyship strategies sensitive to multiple dimensions of identity.

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