Non-binary Stereotypes Redefined

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Diana

Brimfield, MA

United States

Non-binary

Bird Lover

Science Fiction Fan

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I've made regular donations of time and money to my local community center and LGBT+ organizations.

Why are you participating?:

I love community art and nonprofits.

Krishana

New York City, NY

United States

Non-binary

Guyanese

Anti-capitalist

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I try to do one random act of kindness a day, whether that's just telling a stranger I like their outfit or helping a classmate with homework!

Why are you participating?:

Because even though I'm femme, I'm still they/them! We need more queer / trans POC to represent and take up space.

Blessing

Nigerian

Non-binary

Millennial

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Whenever I see children in costumes, I act as if I'm meeting who/whatever they're dressed up as. They get so excited! I get to meet a lot of unicorns, Spider-Men, and princesses that way.

Rachel

Depressive

Non-binary

Nature Lover

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Make and donate food boxes to people in my community for free.

Storey

Worcester, MA

United States

Non-binary

Autistic

Larper

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I make video games! Specifically, ones the challenge the traditional definition; games that carry a message, that makes a player question the nature of the world around them and how to make the world a better place.

Annette

Worcester, MA

United States

Parent

Non-binary

Music Therapist

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I am the volunteer leader of an organization that educates about LGBTQ+ concerns, creates community, researches LGBTQ+ concerns, and advocates for LGBTQ+ positive policies.

Why are you participating?:

Because our labels while define us also limit us. Labels are social constructs and are not really real.

Curry

Non-binary

Abuse Survivor

Foster Child

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Planning and holding food drives outside supermarkets, and asking shoppers to buy one thing off of a list of top 10 most needed items.

Why are you participating?:

I'm proud of myself and all the various labels I fit into, they don't describe me, but they are parts of me and shouldn't be shrouded in shame. I hope that someday labels will not be something that define people but help them expand themselves.