Privileged Stereotypes Redefined

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Marlborough, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I attended an all day seminar about white privilege. It helped me to see that I am able to go into stores without being followed around and will be served within a reasonable amount of time. I expect to get what I need when I interview for a job. I expect that I will be listened to and not judged as representing anyone else but myself. I expect that should I apply for a car loan or to lease an apartment that I will be granted the loan or the lease.

Why are you participating?

I believe that too often people are labeled based on where they were born their ethnicity or their sexual preference as well as their education and skin shades. I believe that labeling is wrong. I know that I do not want to be judged by my looks, my age, my disabilities my social standing.

Boston, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I laughed with a stranger in the grocery store.

Why are you participating?

Age has allowed me to evolve, experience has helped me see all kinds of connections with people, life has given me more than I ever dreamed was possible, most especially a loving family. I am blessed.

Worcester, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I pick up litter wherever I walk.

Why are you participating?

I think young women should feel free to follow their passions. As a female scientist, I want to show young women that you can be both smart and sexy!

Cranston, RI
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I started a movement and brand called SoLFiT23 amongst my family and friends that aims to inspire and motivate them to live a active, healthy and fit life style. I've been working at it on and off faithfully for almost 2 years so hopefully through my journey they feel motivated as well that they too can do it too.

Why are you participating?

I felt that the No Evil Project represent that we shouldn't let other people's negative opinions drive us to act or do certain things, it should be something we want to do or change for ourselves.