Jun 1, 2022
For Black and Brown women, our underrepresentation
in corporate boardrooms makes it harder for us to advance in our
careers, because so often we’re not the ones in the rooms where
decisions are getting made.
However, this is exactly why allyship is so
important.
Allies— in this case I mean white men, white women,
and other people in positions of authority— can use their privilege
to reach back and help close that massive gap between the
decision-makers and the rest of the world.
As we fight for racial and gender equity, allies
have an important part to play.
Listen in as I share my thoughts on what true
allyship looks like and how to show up as one.
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