Tell Us Your Good Deed
Always looking for the people in the margins/that get missed and making space for them.
Black Stereotypes Redefined
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Tell Us Your Good Deed
Last week, my daughter and I returned a dog that was wandering in the neighborhood.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I woke up this morning!
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
In my hometown, Marlborough, Massachusetts, I was a Boy Scout and I often volunteered at the soup kitchen on Main St. I went there and served those who needed it about once a month.
Why are you participating?
Professor Ellen Lokos insisted that I participate, but I've also struggled with labels my entire life. Being half black and half white, I never fit into either "black" or "white"
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I help teachers and students see themselves as math people.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I'm a big sister!
Salem, MA 01970
United States
Advocating for systemic change at the state level by proposing legislation and voicing the needs of our black and brown communities
Worcester, MA 01609
United States
My friends and I trade baked goods and crafts as a way to support each other through the pandemic.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Trying to help people.
Why are you participating?
Labels limit you only if you let them.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
To walk among people, being a part of what's happening
Why are you participating?
I think turning your back, ignoring is a case when you turn around you see, hear, speak to the people coming at you