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This video shows how being bullied online and being bullied in person is just the same. Saying mean and threatening words online is just as bad as saying them in real life. Words are hurtful no matter how they’re said.

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ERASE Bullying (public service announcement)

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This article highlights all forms of bullying and how they affect students that are bullied. Bullying affects students daily lives causing them to be anxious, have suicidal thoughts, and disconnect themselves from people they love.

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The Mental Health Impact of Bullying on Kids and Teens | McLean Hospital

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Bullying can make a lasting impact. Learn about the different types of bullying, its effects on mental health, and how to get help for it.

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This article highlights on different types of online bullying and how to prevent. Unlike traditional bullying, cyber bullying can occur anywhere where as traditional bullying you can always avoid it.

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In recent years, the term ‘cyberbullying’ has become relatively common in the media, often cited as a contributor to several high-profile suicides of young adolescents. A review of the literature published in 2010 (1) showed that no articles referenced ‘cyberbullying’ before 2004, confirming its recent emergence. There is no universally accepted definition; however, most definitions describe a repeated activity conducted via electronic means with an intent to cause psychological torment.

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This video demonstrates how cyber bullying can affect a person. The girl in the video receives threatening and harmful messages making fun of her and tells her to kill herself. She gets so fed up with the bullying that she overdoses on pills.

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This article highlights what motivates people to bully and different types of bullying. Bullying can be motivated by an imbalance of power such as what race someone is, their sexual orientations or their social economic status. Bullying motivated by who someone is can make them feel less about themselves and feel like they don't matter.

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This article highlights physical bullying and what it is. Bullying can sometimes be physical and have dangerous fight. It can even be people ganging up on one person which can be lethal if hit the wrong.

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Physical Bullying

Physical bullying can entail anything from pushing and shoving to kicking, punching, fist fighting, being shot, being raped or being physically attacked by a gang. In some urban middle and high schools, it's not uncommon for students to form gangs and bully others. Some students join gangs for personal protection against bullies and wind up becoming bullies themselves. Gang members may be of a certain nationality or race or members may come from the same social background or neighborhood.

Bullying can occur in any school scenario, from kindergarten all the way up to college. In kindergarten and primary schools, examples of bullying may vary from children making fun of slower classmates to shoving smaller ones out of the lunch line to pushing weaker kids off of playground equipment during recess. Physical bullying in lower grades often begins with small acts of unkindness but may eventually progress to punching, kicking, biting and other forms of physical violence. Teachers can help constrain physical bullying in grade school by making sure kids are well supervised at all times and not letting any form of violence go unpunished.

In high school, victims of physical bullying can easily wind up in the hospital or dead. In some urban secondary schools, violence has reached exceedingly high levels, with students being beaten, knifed and shot on a daily basis. Parents who believe their teen may be a victim of high school bullying should take action to protect them from violence. Parents can discuss options with school officials to see what can be done. Many parents have even taken their teens out of dangerous school situations rather than risk their being hurt or killed from bullying violence.

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Physical bullying can entail anything from pushing and shoving to kicking, punching, fist fighting, being shot, being raped or being physically attacked by a gang. In some urban middle and high schools, it's not uncommon for students to form gangs and bully others.

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Theres many donations you can donate to that prevent bullying or if you see someone getting bullied you can stand up for them or tell a trusted adult.