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I always hold the door open for everyone.
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Grafton, MA
United States
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I mentor my international ESL students after they have left my classroom and transition into university life in America. I do this because people helped me (and my family) feel at home in my worldly travels. Knowing someone cares about you really helps when adjusting to a new culture.
Why are you participating?
People don't think of me as Puerto Rican because I'm "only a quarter" or have freckles, but I have always felt my PR heritage strongly and have always proudly listed it first when stating my Heinz57 American genetic makeup.
Douglas, MA
United States
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I gave up over $1,000 in scholarships to the person who won second place because they needed the money much more than I did.
Why are you participating?
I just try to put my best foot forward and keep true to myself. Therefore I am not ashamed of my labels and who I am.
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I helped to save a neighbor's dog.
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I make grandma smile.
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I run a nonprofit thrift store.
Why are you participating?
A minor but major good cause.
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I help my younger brothers
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I smile and say good morning to everyone as I do my daily walk in the park.
Why are you participating?
Love one another.
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I volunteer with a youth arts program called the Trenton Youth Arts program as a dance coach.
Why are you participating?
Knowing oneself is very important to me and I think it's key that we are able to develop an understanding of who we want to be without the pressure of labels.
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I'm a giving person.