Zack
Plymouth, MA
United StatesEducating students during the pandemic and surprising quarantined friends with good beer.
Author Stereotypes Redefined
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Marie
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Helped thousands of people heal from trauma
Why are you participating?:
For fun and support the cause
Kayla
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Take care of family
Jennifer
Brooklyn, NY
United States
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I founded the first national women's media analysis, media literacy education and media justice advocacy organization, and wrote the first book about how reality TV works as a backlash against gender and racial justice.
Why are you participating?:
Media narratives demonize feminists, social justice activists, and anti-racists as "fringe", "angry", "selfish", and "unpatriotic", among other stereotypes.
Michael Jackson
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Volunteering for a nonprofit organization.
Furqan
Fitchburg, MA
Estados Unidos
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I on many occasions saved bees from drowning.
Why are you participating?:
Seems like a great project and idea
Chell
NH
United States
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On the day I received my graduate degree from FSC, after graduation, while driving home, I recused three baby groundhogs that were stranded on a bridge over a huge chasm and reunited them with their mother who was looking for them off the bridge.
Why are you participating?:
I want to confront the "label" that women who are blonde are dumb.
Kayra
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I smiled at a very old lady.
Why are you participating?:
To try out new things.
Aerial
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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I pack food every Wednesday for kids with no food over the weekend.
Jessica
Waltham, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I pulled out my reading glasses and gave them to a gentleman who was struggling to read his papers. He was grinning when I told him that he could keep them.
Why are you participating?:
As a mental health advocate and abuse survivor, I see the derogatory effects of labels every day. By replacing negativity with positive self-talk and compassion, I am convinced we as a society can become the best versions of ourselves.
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