Tell Us Your Good Deed
Changed careers to become a mental health counselor and serve as an agent for change and advocate for the disempowered.
Overweight Stereotypes Redefined
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Gray, ME
United States
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Fed a homeless man
Why are you participating?
Its who we are as people that defines us, not our labels! Rise above the hate! Be the change you wanna see!
Chelsea, MI
United States
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I am first a grandma who's a foodie and constantly battling the negative remarks in society about what size a woman should be.
Why are you participating?
Fabulous idea!
Worcester, MA
United States
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I am on the boards of, and involved with, several not-for-profit organizations.
Why are you participating?
My son is from Ghana. In Ghana he experienced discrimination because his mother was unmarried and they were poor. He came to the US (San Francisco) when he was 14 with a soccer team.
Topsfield, MA
United States
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I helped create a club in my high school to spread awareness for Peace One Day, which occurs September 21st of each year.
Why are you participating?
To show that there is diversity at Quinnipiac University.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I traveled to Nicaragua to help make water filters and install solar panels in secluded areas.
Medway, MA
United States
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I volunteer every Tuesday at St. John's Church to help tutor under privileged children.
Why are you participating?
Labels shouldn't define us. Your actions speak louder than your words.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I try to pay for the person's coffee behind me on Fridays
Worcester, MA
United States
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I'm always helping out when I can, either offering a ride or lending a hand or money. I smile for everyone even if they don't know me :}
Why are you participating?
I think this an amazing concept!!
Worcester, MA
United States
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I have tried really hard to give back to other cancer survivors. I have volunteered to mentor newly diagnosed people, help people move past their treatment and become healthy and strong through exercise and support, just mainly become a resource for them and do what I can to make their experience while dealing with cancer a little bit easier.
Why are you participating?
Some labels are positive and bring about inspiration and support to people while other labels are very negative and hinder people. I want to be a part of this to show that everyone should be seen for every part of themselves not just what is on the surface.