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The epidemic of bullying: volunteers and professionals empower kids to safeguard their own circles from physical and emotional violence.
Published On Friday, November 30th, 2012
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December 19. 2012 at 10:28
Great topic. However, the song in which the kids call the “bully” a “loser” shows a dangerous lack of understanding of the entire issue. A child who bullies another is often a victim of bullying themselves, probably already feels like a loser, and having classmates confirm that will increase the anger, despair and violence. I hope someone helps the kids singing that song change the lyrics before any more harm is done.
May 25. 2018 at 06:54
I totally agree with Hannah. Calling the bully a loser isn’t giving a positive message.