Student on the events committee notices all the members of the committee are also White and an Indian American student runs for a leadership position for the Black Student Union both illustrate allyship
A person who collaborates with another to advance a cause that benefits both parties is said to be an ally. Allyship is a lifelong process of building relationships with marginalized people and/or groups based on trust, consistency, and responsibility; it is not an identity and necessitates that the people we seek to help recognize our efforts.One of the benefits of being an ally is that it makes the workplace more enjoyable for everyone since marginalized groups are more comfortable bringing their whole selves to work and are more likely to be engaged and productive when they feel supported and included.
