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TODAY IS NATIONAL STOP BULLYING DAY!       

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TODAY IS NATIONAL STOP BULLYING DAY!       

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Take the Anti-Bullying Pledge!!

*Show you are participating by posting a picture of yourself (or just sign your name if you prefer) and share how you personally can prevent bullying today!

*Your post will be your entry into our raffle for a cool prize!

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We could stop bullying by speaking up and it won't end unless you say something about it!

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We can stop bulling by speak up in a nice matter. Not in an aggressive way causing a bigger problem. Bullying gets solved in a matter when people use their voice not violence

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We can stop bullying by helping each other. We do not need to say bad words or fight. We just need to help each other by telling or reporting to your family member or a counselor maybe even the principal. You need to tell someone or it will keep going. You have a voice for a reason. Now is our chance to stop bullying. We can stop bullying by finding out why the bully is bullying or what is going on in their house. If we do not do that NOW. Bullying is going to get worse as we advance into higher tech or more words.  Many kids are dying because of bullying. We need to stop that NOW! We need to take action or this will never stop.

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Shareena Agbayani - Befriend One Another

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Shareena Agbayani - Befriend One Another

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It isn't very hard to be kind. Once you see someone being picked on, it's best to go get help, or stand up to the bullies. We should all be kind, and avoid being rude, or speaking behind someone's back. Though it may be hard to be kind to bullies, it's probably what they need the most, and will probably get rid of their unpleasant behaviors. So overall, don't bully, it's better and easier to be a friend.

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Having A Positive Attitude, Speaking Up For Others, and Being a Friend To Those Who Need It Can Go A Long Way!

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We are all in this together. We all should come together to stop bullying. Bullying is not right, and if you see someone being bullied. You should tell them to stop, and if you see someone who is down, and sad. Help them up, and befriend them. Make their day better just by talking to them, or even inviting them to join one of your games. So stop bullying. Its not right

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We can prevent bullying by standing up for ourselves and others. Take action and speak up ! It's the time to use your voice  and help. Bullying is never okay and should never be a thought to act upon ! It is not going to take you anywhere. Instead, make a positive impact. Don't look towards negativity. Nowadays, people think it is okay to bring others down and bully, but we all need to take a stand to try to make this world a better place and positive environment. It's better to take action rather than leaving it as be. Be kind to one another and treat others the way you want to be treated.

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YOU CAN DO IT!!! Don't be a bully! Be kind!

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The most bullying i have experienced is sexuality bullying which i have had i know a lot of people who are bullied by homo phobics who don´t like any other sexuality other then heterosexuality which is known as straight i came out as pan-sexual and non binary so many called me a freak and told me to die because i´m ´weird´ we need to stop this madness more people are dying of bullying i have been bullied to far to the point i wanted to hurt myself

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As someone who has had experience with cyberbully all I have to say, Is is so hard to be nice?. Honestly bullying anyone should never cross your mind. You can always try to help when it comes to bullying anything helps even the little things.

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I’m a, bisexual transgender girl, and since kindergarten I’ve always felt accepted by my friends. But appreciation of my outward expression didn’t reach far past my small friend group. I was bullied for being ‘too femme’ and to avoid being teased I’d deepen my voice around others. In P.E. I’d always be told that I “played like a boy” or that I was not good enough to play with the other boys because I was “too gay.” I was always being labeled as ‘too boyish’ for being around so many men and also shunned from masculine groups because no one wanted to be hit on by a ‘gay boy.’ To the other boys, my mannerisms were a sort of oddity that they hoped wouldn’t catch on. Even my mother advised me to “act more like a woman” rather than more like myself.