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In this third piece in our Queering Feminist Geography Viewpoint series, we discuss allyship for queer/trans scholars within and beyond geography. We consider when and why queer/trans geographers need allies and accomplices in our personal and professional lives. We then turn to feminist principles and praxis to guide our work to become allies for queer/trans colleagues. Finally, we make recommendations and suggest strategies for allyship.
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