LaToya
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Last week, my daughter and I returned a dog that was wandering in the neighborhood.
Caribbean Stereotypes Redefined
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Scarlet
Worcester, MA
United States
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Being a human every day and help so many people in need. Have empathy with others.
Why are you participating?:
I liked the idea of No Evil Project.
La Linda
Orange, MA
United States
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Shaved my head for cancer fundraising
Why are you participating?:
Supporting the cause.
Ymari
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Took a year off from college to volunteer to work with at risk children in Boston. The nonprofit organization name is City Year Inc.
Why are you participating?:
To knock down social barriers and constructs of what one SHOULD BE.
Terry
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Advocating for LGBT people in the Caribbean.
Why are you participating?:
Asylum Alien LGBT Task Force
Indira
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
As the first American born in my Carribean family, I was able to assist my mother become a U.S. citizen. I am very grateful for that. I have also donated and sponsored a little girl named Cindy who lives in Guatemala, during my four years in college.
Why are you participating?:
It is a great opportunity to express who I am, though I do not believe in "labels".
Shaniece
Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
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I spent 3 years as a Resident Assistant at my school. Creating a supportive network was the best experience. My transition into college was somewhat difficult and I wanted to be there for others who were having a hard time too!
Why are you participating?:
It's important to think about how 'labels' influence the way we move through spaces and our ability to affect change (because it's so often overlooked!).
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