Short Stereotypes Redefined

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Alissa

Newton, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

On Mondays, I read mail and other papers to a blind man, and also program his phone.

Why are you participating?:

We all have inherent biases and the more we see, learn, and experience, the more we get over those biases.

Anjana

Worcester, MA

United States

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I volunteer at animal rescues, volunteer at a free medical clinic, I vaccinated people for COVID-19 when the vaccine came out.

Jordyn

Worcester, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Help to take care of my little sister.

Why are you participating?:

All people should be treated fairly.

Bri

Worcester, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Helped my friends from stuff.

Christine

Marlboro, MA

United States

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Volunteer annually at local restaurant to make/give meals at the holidays.

Why are you participating?:

Raising a non-binary child has opened my eyes to just how much labels and judgements affect their (and my) everyday life!

Melissa

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Helped my cousin through his depression and supported him through it.

Why are you participating?:

Mom thought it was a good idea

Ester

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I helped a kid after he fell on the floor and put his shoes back on.

Zareiah

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My cousin and I are going to be volunteering to a shelter for the animals in the winter. I'm excited it should be a nice experience.

Emily

Worcester, MA

Estados Unidos

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I donated blood. We collectively saved 33 lives.

Jenn

Blackstone, MA

United States

Special Educator

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Purchased coffee for a military veteran at Dunkin.

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