Mother Stereotypes Redefined
Worcester, MA
United States
Supportive wife.
Marlborough, MA
United States
Putting kindness to others first in all I do
The world needs less evil.
Springfield, MA
United States
I volunteer to the Epilepsy Foundation on a yearly basis.
I wear a lot of different shirts, like the one I'm wearing in my picture, because people like to judge and they like to guess without meeting me. I wear it, so they know I am unashamed and although I am not my Label, I am strong in who I am.
Worcester
United States
I donate to various agencies, and assisted my neighbor by donating food to support his efforts.
To show we are more alike than different and kindness is free
Southbridge, MA
United States
A mother's good deeds never ends...
As a photographer, I seek to tell stories of justice and bring natural and human beauty to sustain us.
I will not close my eyes and ears to injustice. I will speak truth to power.
Warren, MA
United States
I care for people with physical and developmental disabilities and I love it!!
I feel like this is a wonderful cause. It shows that every body is different and to embrace those differences and be comfortable enough to express them and accept them.
Worcester, MA
United States
I give money to people who ask for it on the street, whenever I can. I get everything the teachers ask for or need, when I'm able.
I'm definitely judged for labeling myself bisexual, especially by family. I'm married to a man so they say I'm straight. I'm so done arguing the definition of the word.