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I work with immigrant and first-gen youth to mentor them through high school and make a plan for afterwards.
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Newton, MA
United States
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Helped other autistic people and students come to terms, cope with, accept, and thrive with their diagnosis.
Why are you participating?
I've recently had a reckoning with labels- my race, my sexuality, my disability, how they define me and how I can respect and contribute and be part of the culture- my cultures.
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Held a lemonade stand for children with cancer.
Why are you participating?
I like having my photo taken.
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Zakaria's drawing is very good and he is really good in math.
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Being a good friend.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Getting underpriveledged kids into college.
Why are you participating?
To inspire.
Milford, MA
United States
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I ignited a flag ceremony to help our high school recognize people from all walks of culture and country. Some of the students, including myself, wrote a speech, created a poster, and displayed our heritage flag. Important politicians and figures from Massachusetts came to witness the event.
Why are you participating?
People used to think I was gay because of my flamboyant personality. I am straight. I have ADHD which has inhibited some aspects of my life including my relationship with women. I have accepted that I have a chemical imbalance in my brain.
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The past four weeks I've managed to be a great camp counselor, and take care of over 20 kids and now I'm told I'm one of their favorites.
Millbury, MA
United States
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Handing Ukraine pins to my friends, and showing my class my handmade Ukraine poster.
Dedham, MA
United States
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I did a bake sale to raise money for Ukraine.