When you're not part of a community, how do you support it without making it about you? Dr. Kryss Shane has answers we all need to hear.

In this episode, we talk about what real allyship looks like, and how to show up for marginalized communities in ways that are actually helpful.

Dr. Kryss Shane, known as “America’s Leading LGBT+ Expert” by The New York Times, brings decades of experience in mental health, DEI consulting, and education. We dive into the difference between performative and meaningful allyship, why inclusive spaces still miss the mark, and what to do when you're afraid of saying the wrong thing.

We also talk about how joy can fuel activism, how to avoid burnout, and why discomfort is part of the process. This is a warm, honest, and super practical conversation for anyone who wants to do better... for their friends, coworkers, or community.

Want to be a better ally, even when it’s hard or messy? This episode is a great place to start.

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