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African American Stereotypes Redefined
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Springfield, MA
United States
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Showing the same grace God gave to me to others and as a youth worker. I help mentor kids into becoming people!!
Why are you participating?
To show hope to others
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I love to make people smile
Worcester , MA
United States
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Been a social worker for 19 yrs working in mental health.
Why are you participating?
I am judged every day by the way I look. I am more than a label u check off on a box.
Boston, MA
United States
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I will not allow hate to overcome me. I will teach love and understanding of all people. Trump will not spread hate as I envision
NJ
United States
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I hold the door open for strangers and always try to be courteous
Boston, MA
United States
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I volunteered at my dance school, helping children 5-7 learn how to tap, ballet and jazz
Why are you participating?
I love things with a great cause/mission
CA
United States
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While working at a movie theatre I provided medical assistance to a man suffering from a heart attack. I believe in helping whenever I am able and feel blessed that I could be of assistance to him.
San Jose, CA
United States
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I always enjoy asking stranger how their day has been or simply say hello. It could make a difference in their day or simply put a smile on their face.
Why are you participating?
Simply to participate in a project devoted to the diversity of others.
Albany, NY
United States
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I volunteer for ACE in Worcester. They support African refugees and immigrant families to ease into American life. I help by tutoring the kids and give my time when I can. Just one of the many things I do at WPI.
Why are you participating?
I never want to be seen as a stereotype. I want people to see a man who loves, life, people, and the world. This is an opportunity to look a little deeper then face value and see a little more of what makes me, me.