Allies play an essential role in LGBTQ+ advocacy, providing support and amplifying voices within the community. Being an ally means actively standing against discrimination, educating oneself, and creating inclusive spaces.
True allyship goes beyond performative gestures. It requires listening, learning, and taking action. Whether speaking out against homophobia or supporting LGBTQ+ initiatives, allies have the power to create meaningful change.
If you’re an ally, remember that your role is to support, not lead. Center LGBTQ+ voices and work collaboratively to build a more inclusive world.
Toyibat Oyeleye is a therapist who supports the healing of BIPOC & 2SLGBTQ+ individuals at Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy in Ontario.

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