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Bullying: Training for Adult Bigotry & Discrimination
Despite recent research and public outcry, bullying continues. Bullying and bigotry are two sides of the same coin, with some of the worst offenders being adults who endorse a system of violence that favors the privileged and oppresses the disadvantaged. The root of the problem lies in the disregard of children and social injustice. Bullies are nothing but bigots, racists, and elitists in the making.
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I was a skinny, physically weak, fearful, cowardly BULLY in high school
How does a bully become a writer, a husband, and a father? In this honest and moving article, the author reflects on his past actions and the factors that influenced them. He also explains how he changed his perspective and attitude to deal with his problems and pursue his goals.
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Netflix I Want to See: Hairy Puder & The Philosopher’s Bone
Netflix has done it again. They took the bland and outdated Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and turned it into a witty and bold parody that reveals bullying's six faces of evil and biases of the original story. Hairy Puder is a young boy who embraces his true sexual identity upon attending NO BIGOTS magic institution, where he meets a diverse group of friends. Along the way, he discovers a wicked scheme to steal the Philosopher’s Bone, a powerful artifact that can defeat VoldiTrump.
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Understanding Bullying: Causes, Impacts, & Solutions
This article provides an in-depth analysis of bullying, its causes, effects, and solutions. It covers the different forms of bullying, the factors that influence it, and the strategies to prevent and address it.
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Bullying: Causes, Targets, & Risk Factors
Bullying is a reflection of the larger society, where schools act as mini versions of the world. Bullying often targets people who are different or disadvantaged in some way, such as by their race, religion, or economic status. This shows how bullying is a form of oppression that reinforces the privilege of the dominant groups. In school settings, this privilege is expressed through popularity, which gives some kids more power and influence than others. Bullying then becomes a way of maintaining this unequal system, which continues into adulthood as racism and prejudice.
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