If there’s anything we’ve learned from the last week, it’s that the outdoor industry—TGR included—could do a better job supporting the black, indigenous, and people of color in our community. Taking the steps to do so, however, isn’t straightforward, and just simply sharing a black square on your feed doesn’t cut it. Thankfully, artist and outdoor justice advocate Brooklyn Bell sat down with Kim Harris of Distinctive Voices Consulting for an informative talk about allyship.
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Harris is a professional diversity, equity, bias-awareness, and inclusiveness trainer and consultant from Northwest Washington, and was happy to discuss with Bell about what it means to be an Ally. It’s an insightful conversation that explores privilege, identity, and solidarity.
About The Author
stash member Katie Lozancich
TGR Staff Writer and photographer. Fond of bikes, pow, and dogs. Originally from Northern CA, home for me has ranged from the PNW to a teepee in Grand Teton National Park.
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June 15th, 2020
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