‘I Gotchu’: Understanding and urging allyship
Three representatives of distinct communities joined WHYY in conversation about effective allyship and accelerating social movements through collaboration.
What are the characteristics of a good ally? And how can grassroots activists collaborate to accelerate social change?
These questions were among many that a stellar panel of movement leaders sought to answer during “I Gotchu: Understanding and Urging Allyship,” a community conversation curated by Amir “The Bul Bey” Richardson.
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Richardson, a resident of West Philadelphia, serves as WHYY’s Community Curator for Philadelphia.
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