Cosplayer Stereotypes Redefined

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Stow, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Being someone that was bullied throughout my whole life, I make sure if I see someone who is alone or visibly disturbed I always step in.

Why are you participating?

Self expression is so important. Expressing yourself through creativity or community helped me so much. I pray people will find themselves to become their authentic self.

Waltham, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I love to work with children with disabilities, I also stand up for people when a ignorant stranger would bully them for no reason. I also give support to charity and children's hospital.

Why are you participating?

Because it cool to do.

Southborough, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Helping kids (both young and teenagers) to learn and experience ways they can express themselves in our changing society, I've worked at my Church's Sunday School and as a Camp Counselor for Calumet Lutheran Ministries (Camp Calumet) and I am working towards a degree in History Education in order to help young people learn more about the world, themselves, and how they can make a strong impact in our 21st century American society.

Why are you participating?

I thought it was a cool project and thought it would be fun to participate in!

Walpole, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

When I go out into Boston and have cash on hand I will give money to the homeless that I come across as I walk around in the city. I feel that it is important to help those that need help the most.

Why are you participating?

I feel it is important to know that all people are capable of doing good things and that we can all do better at not being judgmental towards people.

Boston, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I spend all my free time spreading the beauty of art to people of all ages, especially children. I spend my days making costumes to make people's beloved characters come to life and promote free craft events to the public. I want art to be accessible to everyone at no cost, and to fulfill a child their dream of interacting with their favorite role models, especially those who are ill and are limited by the walls of their hospital bed.

Why are you participating?

I am a Biology undergraduate and as a result, I work in the science and research community. But because I am entering such a professional setting, sometimes it is difficult to still be a cosplayer, because most people view them as "weird" or "crazy".

Boston, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Stood up to a bully to defend someone who later became my close friend

Why are you participating?

I like the message that the No Evil Project is spreading