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Kesha Rodgers and Sara So of The Ally League discuss cancel culture
Kesha Rodgers and Sara So of The Ally League talk about how patience is required to temper cancel culture.
From Malcontentment Happy Hour, December 7, 2020
Kesha Rodgers and Sara So of The Ally League discuss cancel culture and the need for patience
Kesha Rodgers started The Ally League with her friend Sara So to help promote and support Black businesses and dismantle systemic racism. The events of 2020, including the resurgent Black Lives Matter movement and the disproportionate impact of COVID on the BIPOC community, created opportunity and hardship. As working moms, Rodgers and So realized that people wanted to support the Black community but didn’t have the time or resources to engage actively. The mission of The Ally League is to promote and support Black-owned businesses while enabling allies to learn about the available products. In this second part of our interview, Kesha and Sara talk about cancel culture and the need for patience.
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