Jasmin
Worcester, MA
United States
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I assist the elderly with the understanding of technology.
Lesbian Stereotypes Redefined
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Amanda
Milford, NH
United States
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I help people everyday in my career, I'm a physical therapist. I love the people I work with and go to great lengths to make sure they are as independent as they can realistically be. Secretly I have bought things for my patients that they need and insurance won't pay for...
Why are you participating?:
I am participating because I am more than just a lesbian and I struggle everyday when talking about my wife in my career, which is hard not to do when chatting with clients/patients.
Joy
New York, NY
United States
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I approach the world as an optimist, with a smile on my face. I volunteer with my college and support groups such as HRC and NPR.
Why are you participating?:
As a society we are prone to label each other. This project shows humans with hundreds of different labels; all individuals with value.
Stacy
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Helping to put on stART on the STREET, New England's largest art festival, bringing a day of art, entertainment and great food to thousands of people.
Angie
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During the pandemic, I maded about 50 jars of immune boosting soup to give out to my healthcare friends and however else that need the extra boost to stay healthy.
Joanna
Rutland , MA
United States
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Single parent of special needs young adult, animal activist, all lives matter
Why are you participating?:
Because there's love and good in everything if we seek it
Shaira
Worcester, MA
United States
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I am a giving person i love to see people happy. I also help people on a day to day basis at my job!:)
Deborah L
Worcester, MA
United States
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Letting undocumented high school students know I support their efforts to pursue higher education as instate students.
Why are you participating?:
Because people should know about how negative stereotypes are distortions.
Caitlin
Worcester, MA
United States
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Even as cold and hungry i could be I give my daughter the last bite and my jacket off my back
Madeleine
Bernardston, MA
United States
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My friends come to me to talk about their problems. I offer them comfort as well as helpful advice, and will always be there to help anyone who reaches out to me, whether they need a friend or just a friendly smile
Why are you participating?:
I think it is important to show the world that each person is a unique individual with their own story and their own ways of contributing to the good in the world
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