Pacifist Stereotypes Redefined

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Dartmouth, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Raising kind, caring kids

Why are you participating?

Building bridges will help create a more peaceful more just world where all life can thrive.

Jefferson, MA
United States

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I have hosted a non-profit fundraiser to raise money for the PMC, Dana Farber and cancer research. I have done this for the last three years.

Why are you participating?

I am participating because I am a pacifist and I honestly believe that if you are kind to others good things and happiness will come to you.

Portland, ME
United States

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Trying to share music, positivity, compassion and authenticity with everyone possible.

Why are you participating?

Labels are something we give to people with asking consent. Often we do not truly know someone's label and when we do label them we wrongly label.

Eastford, CT
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I like to make people think about the world around them in unique ways, usually (and hopefully!) cheering them up at least a little in the process.

Why are you participating?

It seemed like a fun and very profound way to show individuals as interesting and good people.

Holden, MA
United States

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I give to others to make sure they are happy, especially my baby sister. When I saved up $6 to spend, I couldn't just spend it all on myself, so I bought her a butterfly net.

Why are you participating?

(Lincoln's Mom, Katrina): Lincoln is the most caring and empathetic person I know. If anyone epitomizes the definition of being "not evil," it is him. He's an inspiration.

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I founded an annual free softball clinic for underprivileged girls of Worcester, MA. As an admission fee, we collect either canned goods or stuffed animals to donate to local shelters such as Why Me and Abby's House.

Why are you participating?

Because not everyone is evil. :)