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Editor's Notes

In a guest post today, Baltimore entrepreneur Luke Cooper asks an important question amid the wider societal effort to level the playing field for Black entrepreneurs: What does allyship look like in practice?

 

He offers an example by way of his own story building a recently-acquired startup and its partnership with a T. Rowe Price executive.

 

But as Cooper writes, this is an ongoing conversation. So I'd love to hear from you, too:

 

What are the most important qualities and actions of a true ally? And, do you have an example to share from the workplace or business community?

 

Reply here or email baltimore@technical.ly

 

— Technical.ly Assistant Editor Stephen Babcock (stephen@technical.ly)

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