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Fat Stereotypes Redefined

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Lisa

West Boylston, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I volunteer to help other parents in my community to understand special education, disability awareness, and give resources for parent support, inclusion and activities for children with autism and/or mental health needs.
Why are you participating?: 

I am fat. The world gives everyone messages about how bad fat is. Well I'm not bad, lazy, uneducated, or lacking self control. I hope people can see a person, with a heart, dreams, family, and rights. My body is beautiful and I'm happy to be me!

Chanel

Brooklyn, NY
United States
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I always volunteer at my local library to assist. It’s not something but they need help so I don't mind.
Why are you participating?: 

Because I was in what I call my natural state and I just wanted to be captured in that form. It’s also cool.

Jocelyne

Worcester, MA
United States
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Volunteering today & I love helping others!!!
Why are you participating?: 

I'm a resident at Linda Fay Griffin House - Advocates (A Social Model Halfway House)

Sherida

Arlington, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I smile at strangers on the street so that no one I see can say that no one noticed them.
Why are you participating?: 

I am so much more than what you see on the outside but so few take the time to notice.

Ashley

Clinton, MA
United States
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When my friend's ride to his top surgery bailed on him last minute, I took the day off to drive him to Boston and back to Greenfield after.

Aria 51

Auburn, MA
United States
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My good deed is being there for anyone regardless of if I know them or not. I saw a women fighting with her (assuming) boyfriend outside the Auburn Mall one day a couple years back when I was waiting for a ride home from work. He was pushing her, and threatening what hed do to her when they got home, she was crying and clearly he is an abusive person in her life. I took the chance of getting hurt myself by intervening and getting him to leave her alone and I would call the cops and he was mad at her saying "are you serious right now fine go with her" then I took her inside and got her a pretzel and drink and chatted for a bit, because that's what she wanted. I got her an uber, but never heard from her again. I hope she got out of that situation because as an abuse,rape survivor myself I couldnt let her be treated that way everyone sitting there being silent and watching made me sick.
Why are you participating?: 

Its important for people to know that being different isnt a sin. Everyone has things about them that made them who they are, unique and individual.

Maureen

Douglas, MA
United States
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Donates to local food banks and organizations working to end the stigma of homelessness and mental illness locally and nationally.
Why are you participating?: 

We define ourselves and others by labels all the time. There isn't anything inherently wrong with that, but we're all a lot more than our easily defined characteristics.

April

Medway, MA
Estados Unidos
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I knit and crochet scarves for those in need.
Why are you participating?: 

The world is filled more with goodness than evil; we just need to showcase the many ways humans can be and ARE kind to themselves and each other.

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