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Helping those who support the LGBT community get elected to political office.
Bisexual Stereotypes Redefined
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Worcester, MA
United States
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I collaborate with individuals living with chronic mental illnesses to support them in managing their health and navigate the complex health system.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteer on the council for a local choir that teaches music to high schoolers and promotes the arts in our city.
Why are you participating?
Labels don't tell my whole story, but they're an ok place to start!
Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteer for Planned Parenthood, Fresh Start, and the No One Walks Alone Recovery Center. I'm a Recovery Coach with 2 years and 9 months sober. My life today is a commitment to family, giving back, and helping others who are struggling.
Why are you participating?
There's a descriminatory label put on so many people today. From sexuality, to religion, to things overcome such as addiction, or mental health struggles. These labels and struggles do not define us. They are a page in an entire series of books that chronicle your adventure through life.
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I work so, so hard.
Westfield, MA
United States
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Volunteering at the Special Olympics
Why are you participating?
Trying to push myself to overcome my fears.
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When in rhythm game competitions / events, I always encourage the other competitors to do their best.
Why are you participating?
I just feel like this is important.
Oxford, MA
United States
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Spent nine days in Haiti helping maintain an orphanage called Espwa.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I work in LGBT+ advocacy group and work hard to be a supportive friend
Why are you participating?
I want everyone to achieve their highest level of happiness. Be yourself, spark joy, be happy.
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Teaching English in three villages in Vietnam.