Variability in the Concept of Allyship

Allyship may be understood differently depending on cultural norms. In some Western contexts, allyship focuses on vocal advocacy and public support, whereas in other cultures, supporting equity might be expressed more subtly or through community actions, resulting in varied terminology.

Allyship may be understood differently depending on cultural norms. In some Western contexts, allyship focuses on vocal advocacy and public support, whereas in other cultures, supporting equity might be expressed more subtly or through community actions, resulting in varied terminology.

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