#beanally

For yoga practitioners and wellness warriors of color. Yoga and health culture has become dominated by a very limited image. This makes it seem inaccessible for anyone who does not fit the mold. Yoga is for Every Single Person. Spirituality is for Everyone. Health is for All Beings. Be an ally. For Instagram lovers, here is a list of some incredible people to follow and honor:

@candicekumai

@goditjo

@mynameisjessamyn

@deepakchopra

@firehawkyoga

@diannebondyyoga

@rachael_speaks

@yogagreenbook

@larugayoga

@_hananelazaar

@happyandhealth96

@iamsahararose

@cbmeditates

@toshiashaw

@tabayatkins

@sahdsimone

@manojdias_

@jocelynneflor

@luminousandwild

@transcending_trauma_with_yoga

@food.health.fit

@karma_speaks

@rhagoddess

@moonmedicines

@livesimplynatural

@chocolateforbasil

@drbindiyamd

@daughteroftheuniverse

@yogabybiola

@chelsealoveayoga

@ericarascoyoga

@rachelleknowles

@yogasihnuu

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An "Ally AF" person goes beyond passive support, actively advocating for equality and justice. They educate themselves about systemic oppression, privilege, and the experiences of marginalized groups. These allies consistently speak up against discrimination, even when it's uncomfortable or risky.

Key traits of someone who's "Ally AF" include:

Listening to and amplifying marginalized voices

Using their privilege to create space for others

Accepting criticism and continually learning

Taking action in both public and private spheres

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Being "Ally AF" isn't about seeking praise or validation. It's a ongoing commitment to dismantling oppressive systems and fostering inclusivity. This attitude extends across various social justice movements, including LGBTQ+ rights, racial equality, feminism, and disability advocacy.

"Ally AF" is a colloquial phrase that emphasizes an individual's strong commitment to being an ally, particularly to marginalized communities. The "AF" stands for "as f**k," an intensifier in informal language.

An "Ally AF" person goes beyond passive support, actively advocating for equality and justice. They educate themselves about systemic oppression, privilege, and the experiences of marginalized groups. These allies consistently speak up against discrimination, even when it's uncomfortable or risky.

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Key traits of someone who's "Ally AF" include:

Listening to and amplifying marginalized voices

Using their privilege to create space for others

Accepting criticism and continually learning

Taking action in both public and private spheres

Supporting causes with time, resources, or skills

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