Female Stereotypes Redefined

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Bea

Worcester, MA
United States

Female
Hispanic
Divorced
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I'm passionate about social justice issues so I try to educate myself and others on fair trade, sustainability, and privilege. I served in the Peace Corps in Paraguay, South America from 2001-2003. I love to serve others and I am fortunate enough to continue service work in my current job. I volunteer every year to lead a service trip for students in and outside of the U.S.

Why are you participating?

I am proud to be a Latina female Divorcee and I wear those labels without an apology. They have made me who I am today, but I know I am also more than that I encourage everyone to know their story and tell others their story. "I have decided to stick with love.

Katie

Lowell, MA
United States

Short
Female
Nerd
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I stayed and talked to one of my residents at 230 in the morning after a long night of duty just because she was lonely and wanted a friend.

Lauren

Peabody, MA
United States

Blond
Female
Young
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I made a little boy feel smart and needed by letting him help me at work then reading a comic book with him.

Why are you participating?

People have treated me like I don't matter or I'm not capable at my job because I'm young, blond, and a woman.

Amy

Worcester , MA
United States

Female
Middle Aged
Mother
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I work with homeless families because it is very hard to be a family when you don't have a home.

Why are you participating?

It is a cool idea and I am not evil. Evil gets too much attention; it's time to focus on the good.

Kailyn

Worcester, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Helping my brother study and write his notes in a way to help him better.

Why are you participating?

I think it's good to try and show how labels effect people. I have been called and labeled many things while in truth I'm just me!

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