Helped a mom with a kid with two pallets of furniture at IKEA parking lot load in the entire order. She was grateful and appreciative of the support as she had no idea how she was going to make this happen.
Just because you are part of a specific culture or religion doesn't mean you will be understood, supported, or accepted by them.
Plainfield, MA
United States
I pay monthly reparations as a land tax to the indigenous tribe whose ancestral land I now live on.
Watertown, MA
United States
Rescued a baby bird that fell out of a tree near busy street. Name baby bird "Pedro". Reunited Pedro with family hours later.
None of the labels matter. Humanity is humanity. Do your best. That's more than enough.
Worcester, MA
United States
I host community members and newcomers helping community growth.
I find the need to label ourselves and our ethnicity frustrating, since I'm never convinced on choosing one which applies to me.
I taught one of the sellers at stART on the Street how to draw a frog.
I wanted my picture taken.
Worcester, MA
United States
Volunteering for racial justice in education and voting.
Stow, MA
United States
Bought breakfast this morning for a homeless woman.
Hamden, CT
United States
Participated in this project, though I felt vulnerable.
I work for a non-profit. I am in a great relationship with my ex-mother-in-law and with my partner's ex-wife.
Worcester, MA
United States
Supported local farming communities in Massachusetts.
Because there's no such thing as an "evil" person, even those who hurt others are complex.
