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I’m definitely both. I think I am adaptable because of that, which has worked in my favor when it comes to being trustworthy for some reason. It seems like people feel like they can trust me because when I want to be social I will be, but when I don’t it’s very apparent and it’s respected and I don’t make excuses for it. I think my actions speak louder than words, so when I choose to be social it’s typically because I feel connected with someone, which is genuine and personal for me. I think that is my power and I just want to listen and be intentional with everything I do

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As an introvert, I'd much rather listen than talk. My role can look like amplifying others and making people feel heard.

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I fall somewhere between introvert and extrovert. I get overstimulated easily and need time to reflect and plan my next move.

I thrive in one on one settings. I can read a room and feel where people are at. I can also amplify the voices of those louder and more well-spoken than me.
This summer, I got really into phone banking. I was able to form one on one conversations with strangers over the phone, and felt like, in a couple instances at least, I was able to make a difference.

I am definitely not the face of the movement! But I want  to amplify the "faces" of people I believe in.

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I am DEEPLY introverted and much more suited to be the heart of a movement. I can be really loud and really intense on social media, but if you put me in front of people all the intelligent words I would like to say turn into tunnel-vision mush (just ask my students who watch my brain leave my body at least once a class period). I would be an awesome coordinator, I could put together newsletters and instructions and do a ton of emailing and texting. As long as I don't have to talk on the phone, I could be unstoppable. I could even write and deliver speeches, I'm not scared of public speaking or crowds, just don't ask me to talk to people afterwards. I think sometimes people mistake my tendancy to want to escape or run and hide to be a reluctance to engage with the movement, when really I just get very overstimulated.

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1. Introvert - I like having deeper conversations with 1 or 2 people at a time. I feel like in smaller groups people are able to let their guard down.
2. I see myself as a future heart of a movement. I do not like attention, but I have a lot of empathy.

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1. As an extrovert, I find myself in a variety of settings/ spaces which allows me more opportunities for connections with people. I can use that to my advantage by having conversations with people and addressing racism, sexism, transphobia, etc. whenever possible. 

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1. As an extrovert, I find myself in a variety of settings/ spaces which allows me more opportunities for connections with people. I can use that to my advantage by having conversations with people and addressing racism, sexism, transphobia, etc. whenever possible. 

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2. I do not see myself as the face of a movement, because that space should be given to people who have multiple identities related to the movement. I see myself at the heart of the movement since it is so important to me to be there.

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I am an extrovert but can also be an "introvert" in certain occasions. I have no issues going up to whoever I need to go up to to make sure something gets done. Therefore, I would definitely see myself as the future face of a movement.

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Extrovert--working with groups of people, approaching people I don't know. Organizing folks, leading workshops, whatever it may be.

Heart because I definitely don't think a white person should be the face of any movement for racial justice

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1) How can my personality be of use? Quietly, in writing, maybe art, maybe in a one on one session with a student or parent.

In my community..maybe through conducting a workshop, teaching a class, or gorilla art in the city.

2) No, I will never be the future face or heart of the movement. This is too egocentric for me. There are too many people wanting to be the "important person" in the movement. I would rather be the "unknown masses that are just as important as the main person or people" of the movement. With most things, it is the people at the bottom of the pile that get used, forgotten, and under recognized. In general, this is where I get filed.

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I think my personality can be used to address the concerns because I can be flexible depending on the situation.  For my sphere of influence teaching 12th graders there are some students who will feel super passionate about certain issues and I recognize I do tend to gravitate towards those students by calling on them more, but I can also empathize with the students who are more introverted and make sure their voices are heard too
2) not right now because now I still feel I am in the ally role, at times an accomplice, and am working towards being a co-conspirator

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I can work with large groups and plan by myself on how to approach making the change in sphere of influence
The heart of a movement because I can join the majority but need the quietness to myself to assess the next steps.

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As an introvert, I tend to enjoy "behind the scenes" type work. I like to have a jiob to do, and get it done.
Offering support and being able to do tasks is a way I could assist as an introvert.

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HEART. Face is too much pressure and judgement.

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1) How can your personality (introvert/extrovert)  be used to address the concerns in your sphere of influence?

2) Do you consider yourself  the future "face" or 'heart" of a movement? (The term movement is used loosely to describe your selected target area.)