Many potential allies may be held back by the fear of making mistakes. Concerns about saying the wrong thing or unintentionally offending someone can paralyze efforts to support marginalized colleagues. This fear often results in silence rather than active allyship, requiring workplaces to foster cultures where learning from mistakes is encouraged.

Many potential allies may be held back by the fear of making mistakes. Concerns about saying the wrong thing or unintentionally offending someone can paralyze efforts to support marginalized colleagues. This fear often results in silence rather than active allyship, requiring workplaces to foster cultures where learning from mistakes is encouraged.

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