Brookfield, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Volunteer to coach basketball for local youths
Why are you participating?
Everyone is equal
Mother Stereotypes Redefined
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Brookfield, MA
United States
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Donated money/goods to a family in need after losing everything in a fire
Why are you participating?
Sometimes labels can be good, some seem so deceitful and hurtful. I am not just Black, not just a plus size woman, I am a mother, softball player, and elephant lover.
Danielson, CT
United States
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Brought patient home after chemo when her car had dead battery.
Why are you participating?
People's opinion of me in my work environment does not match my self perception at all.
MA
United States
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I work for a nonprofit working with dementia residents.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I try to help my students realize how awesome they are every day.
Why are you participating?
Being a mom has been the most important part of my life.
South Deerfield, MA
United States
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Adopted young woman in her late teens.
Woonsocket, RI
United States
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Stopped drinking - for me and my daughter most of all.
Why are you participating?
Very interesting project. The older I get, the more I see the damage of labels - even ones I previously assigned.
Southbridge, MA
United States
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I help students, families, staff in the organizations, groups I’m part of and my community feel seen, valued and included.
Why are you participating?
Labels prevent people from seeing a multi-racial Puerto Rican person like me as being part of multiple communities.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I volunteer for my community all the time and brought a community fridge to my town to help with food insecurity.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I stand up and advocate for Black and brown communities through my podcast, workshops, and working with other leaders to create change.