Swimmer Stereotypes Redefined

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Jannette

Brimfield, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

My favorite is to help kids feel comfortable in the water and help their survival skills.

Sandy

Boston, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I founded a national nonprofit focused on bridging racial and political divides.

Alison

Boston, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I change people's lives

Why are you participating?:

To represent Indigenous people

Colette

Worcester, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I showed love to my kindergarten "soul mate" buddy!

Wyeth

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Kind to friends.

Aniko

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I help my mom and I help others.

Why are you participating?:

My mom works in ending the stigma.

Nailani

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I help my mom and my sister.

Why are you participating?:

My mom works to end the stigma.

Courtney

Worcester, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I keep socks and waters in my car to share with people in need.

Why are you participating?:

I became closeted after a bad interaction with someone who didn't believe bisexuals should be included. I believe by our powers combined we can create a better world.

Shining Dragonfly

Cumberland, RI

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Dance, pray, heal, live, repeat.

Carly

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Teaching swim lessons to kids, making people smile.

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