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Jewish Stereotypes Redefined

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Ziva

Caldwell, NJ
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I am starting a campus initiative called Beneath the surface at Clark university where actors will share the anonymously submitted stories of Clark students, faculty, alumni and staff and their experiences with mental illness and invisible disabilities. I want to end the stigma and prove that nobody knows whats Beneath another's Surface!
Why are you participating?: 

If I see something wrong I will say something. When i think "see no evil" I think of stopping the evil that I see. standing up for the underdogs. Nobody truly knows what goes on in anothers life, people need to stop being so quick to judge.

Joe

Somerville, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Aside from helping my family and friends whenever possible and however I can, I've done a decent amount of work for various animal rights groups, and I also donate 20% of my income to charity. Sorry, I know it's supposed to be one, but I have a tendency to get carried away with things...
Why are you participating?: 

It's not often that I get to participate with things like this and I love being involved!

Jamie

Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I do hospice volunteer work.
Why are you participating?: 

Because I'm full of contradictory labels and identifications that just don't mean much in the end.

Anna

Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
A couple years ago I was at Panera eating lunch with my friends. I had gotten a salad but only ate a few bites of it and really wasn't hungry anymore. I noticed that there was a homeless woman begging for money right outside the window where we were sitting. It was the middle of winter and freezing cold outside. I went out and gave her my salad. She was incredibly gracious and I felt so happy to have helped her even in just a small way.

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