In standing in solidarity with groups in which one doesn’t - TopicsExpress



          

In standing in solidarity with groups in which one doesn’t inherently belong, one must comprehend that allyship isn’t spoken but acted upon, maintained, and nurtured. When a person screams “I’m an ally, I’m your friend,” that is usually the quickest way of knowing who is not an ally. I’ve actually grown to dislike the word “ally” because those voices often trump those who face the same oppression people claim to dislike. I was reminded of this very concept when I read your piece “Dear Black Women: White Gays Are Your Allies, So Don’t Push Us Away” in TIME last week. rolereboot.org/culture-and-politics/details/2014-07-open-letter-steve-friess-plea-black-women-white-gay-men/
Posted on: Tue, 22 Jul 2014 19:02:03 +0000

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