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Cameroonian Stereotypes Redefined

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Philippe

Bafoussam
Cameroon
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I saw a teenager pouring water on an old man sitting on a public bench. I stopped him and said that what he did was bad. He promised not to do it again. He apologized to the man and asked for forgiveness.
Why are you participating?: 

I participated in this project to help promote the good in our community.

Louise

Dorchester, MA
United States
Accent
Cameroonian
Fat
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
This past spring break I volunteered at Habitat for Humanity in Melbourne, Florida. We build a house for a young woman and her daughter. It was the most amazing thing ever, and I'm glad Fisher gives us an opportunity to experience such a thing other than being out here in the street and getting wasted.
Why are you participating?: 

Well because for so long these three things have been going through my mind and I thought that's all I was. But guess what, not anymore. Louise (hehe) is not fat but she is a "phatz" pretty on thick madame to me knowing my ongoing is awesome. I love my life.

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