Tell Us Your Good Deed
Everytime I walk down to school I help the bugs.
Jedi Stereotypes Redefined
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Milford, MA
United States
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I ignited a flag ceremony to help our high school recognize people from all walks of culture and country. Some of the students, including myself, wrote a speech, created a poster, and displayed our heritage flag. Important politicians and figures from Massachusetts came to witness the event.
Why are you participating?
People used to think I was gay because of my flamboyant personality. I am straight. I have ADHD which has inhibited some aspects of my life including my relationship with women. I have accepted that I have a chemical imbalance in my brain.
West Windsor, VT
United States
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I help random people with random acts of kindness. I often hold doors open for people.
North Brookfield, MA
United States
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Every once in a while, when I go to a drive-thru window, I'll pay for whatever the person behind me ordered.
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Saved dog from shelter
Why are you participating?
To prove that labels mean nothing
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Always being there for any person regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, status etc.
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I welcome everyone into my home with love, respect and joy. Once you walk in my door - you are family.
Worcester , MA
United States
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Helping a friend study for a physics test...which he then got a 115/100 on.
Why are you participating?
People are labeled immediately and judged so quickly because of it that few see how we label ourselves, and that's just wrong.
Worcester, MA
United States
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supporting local artists & small businesses
Why are you participating?
I wish more people would not get bogged down by the perception of others, after all, we are all unique