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Capricorn Stereotypes Redefined

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Michael

Worcester, MA
United States
Capricorn
Monkey
Gen X
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Standing up for the rights of native Americans and the freeing of Leonard Peliter who was imprisoned for a crime he did not commit.
Why are you participating?: 

Because Native Americans were never considered to be equal to anyone, and were thought of as savages, ignorant and waste of valuable space.

Melissa

Teacher
Capricorn
Nature Lover
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Just the other day while shopping in the craft store, I looked down and saw a $5 dollar bill. I then said out loud, "Did anyone lose money?" People looked at me and shook their heads No. I then told the cashier and she picked it up and saved it in case anyone was looking for it.

Taylor

Sterling, MA
United States
Girlfriend
Capricorn
Tall
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I have always been a helpful person, from simply being able to make someone smile to jumping their car in drive through at work. I just like to help people no matter what.

Samantha

Millbury, MA
United States
Roller Derby Girl
Queer
Capricorn
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I am always there for friends, family and strangers who need someone to listen to them or help them out in situations they can’t figure it on their own. I love people and I give lots of F@&$! about them. Everybody needs somebody❤️
Why are you participating?: 

I care about people, even people whom I haven’t met yet❤️

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