Heath
Worcester, MA
United States
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I make sweets for the neighbors.
Poet Stereotypes Redefined
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Dericka
St. Thomas
United States
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On a Sunday night, my friends and I took sandwiches to homeless people around Boston.
Melinda
Wakefield, MA
United States
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I work with students to provide opportunities and change their lives.
Why are you participating?:
I love this project and want to help create a culture of tolerance.
Jennifer
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Forgave someone even though I never received an apology.
Erica
Worcester, MA
United States
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I try to inspire & encouage everyday, because I've come a long way from the darkness I used to be in.
Why are you participating?:
I have the deep belief that we are all good/ innocent. Our differences are beautiful & should be celebrated!
Tony
Worcester, MA
United States
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I write poems that, I hope, illuminate the beauty and truth I find in this crazy, maddening world. With any luck and a little grace, they (I hope) help others to do the same...and while it's a lot to hope for, I hope that it contributes in some small way to lessening Evil.
Why are you participating?:
I'm here because I think there's a lot of Evil out there and anything I can do to push back against it, I try and do. I think it's easy to get complacent or even to despair in the face of it -- this is one small pushback.
dakota
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Help with fundraiser for children
Why are you participating?:
For awareness
Arliana
Worcester, MA
United States
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Help anyone who I can help.
Eamon
Sterling, MA
United States
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Spent a year working at a school to gauge transgender awareness and means of improving it. Currently trying to figure out a way to make my findings appeal to the school curriculum.
Annalicia
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Volunteered at a church
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