After suddenly losing her hearing, Mo turned silence into strength by leading Youth Court, serving 10+ hours weekly, and empowering others.
Thank you for generously supporting Mo in this year’s competition. Your participation made a huge impact for The Stan Lee Foundation and their mission to promote literacy and the narrative arts.
Mo has loved Spider-Man since she was little so much that she had a Spider-Man birthday party at age 5. She admires his sense of responsibility and how he always looks out for the little guy. As the oldest of five siblings, Mo tries to do the same: protect, encourage, and look out for those around her.
Mo’s love of superheroes started with her dad, who has always been her rock and helped her through some of the hardest moments in her life. He introduced her to Marvel when she was little, and it quickly became something they shared. Spider-Man became her favorite, but more importantly, Mo learned from her dad that being a hero means being there for people when they need you most.
Mo would choose telekinesis because she could lift, catch, and move things with her mind. She could stop a glass from crashing, pull a backpack across a crowded hallway, or help someone carry a heavy box safely. If a friend fell into a pool or a kite got stuck in a tree, she could help without anyone getting hurt. For fun, she could make pencils dance or float popcorn into her hand during a movie. She would also love having a power like Marvel’s Scarlet Witch, who can use magic to move and contr
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