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Vegetarian Stereotypes Redefined

Mason

Jewish
Son
Vegetarian
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I rebuilt the youth lounge at my temple so the youth group had a nice place to meet.

CJ

Worcester, MA
United States
Vegetarian
Visually Impaired
Humanitarian
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I am writing a childrens’ book for the sited and blind about Worcester’s first and famous to enrich their knowledge of this wonderful city’s history.
Why are you participating?: 
I am participating because I want life to be a daring adventure.

Matt

Rochester, NY
United States
Vegetarian
Progressive
Skeptic
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I pick up hitchhikers.
Why are you participating?: 
I think it's important to refocus on what unites us and start from there. No evil? check. Lets have a conversation.

Lisa

Libertarian
Feminist
Vegetarian
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I empower others to see their full potential.

Rhiannon

Worcester, MA
United States
Blond
Vegetarian
Geek
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I wrote a series of personal blog posts about my struggles with panic, anxiety, and depression in order to help others with the same issues.
Why are you participating?: 
Because every now and then I need to see something to regain my faith in humanity, and I'm sure others do too.

Ken

Framingham, MA
United States
Actor
Vegetarian
Geek
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
My favorite way to unwind is to ride 50-100 miles on my bicycle — especially if it's in support of a cause, such as multiple sclerosis. I keep pedaling for those who can't.
Why are you participating?: 
I may be a geek, but I don't watch TV or play World of Warcraft. The reasons why I'm a vegetarian are complex but don't include "to leave more meat for you." And performing in community theater, I've encountered all sorts of misinformed stereotypes.
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