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I ask to play with someone idk what to say.

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I will let boys play a girls game.

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I would invite girls and boys I know to play some boy stuff and we can play what they want to play.

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if a boy is wearing a purse or a crop top dont judge bc u have to let people show who they really are so dont judge

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it is me hi

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stand up for people even if there your bullie

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i will cheer up all genders and be kid and nice to everyone and help the homeless every year which i already do and never be mean to anyone.

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I would challenge gender stereotypes and let girls go in a soccer game with me and I would play with a baby doll just for 5 minutes.

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if a boy is wearing a dress they might want to so don't judge someone if you don't like it. boys might like pink or purple but that doesn't mean you can judge them.

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If there is one girl on a football team geting bullied because she is a girl I will stnd up and help her, If there is a boy dancing ballerina geting made fun of I will also stand up to them

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when some oni is geting make fun of  i will stik up for them

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To help someone who is being bullied, support the person and address the bullying behavior. Other ways to help-including what to do if a person is in immediate danger-are listed below.

Support a child who is being bullied:

You can listen to the child and let him or her know you are available to talk or even help. A child who is being bullied may struggle talking about it. Consider letting the child know there are other people who can talk with him or her about bullying. In addition, you might consider referring the child to a school counselor, psychologist, or other mental health specialist.

Give the child advice about what he or she can do. You might want to include role-playing and acting out a bullying incident as you guide the child so that the child knows what to do in a real situation.

Follow up with the child to show that you are committed to helping put a stop to the bullying.

Address the bullying behavior:

Make sure a child whom you suspect or know is bullying knows what the problem behavior is and why it is not acceptable.

Show kids that bullying is taken seriously. If you know someone is being a bully to someone else, tell the bully that bullying will not be tolerated. It is important, however, to demonstrate good behavior when speaking with a bully so that you serve as a role model of good interpersonal behavior.

The " Bullying: Be More Than a Bystander" resource, which includes a presentation and facilitator's guide, seeks to educate people about taking action against bullying. It suggests you can help someone who is being bullied in the following ways:

Be a friend to the person who is being bullied, so they do not feel alone.

Tell a trusted adult if you see someone being bullied.

Help the person get away from the bullying without putting yourself at risk.

Don't enable bullying by providing an audience.

Set a good example by not bullying.

If you feel that you have taken all possible steps to prevent bullying and nothing has worked, or someone is in immediate danger, there are other ways for you to help.

The problem

What you can do

A crime has occurred or someone is at immediate risk of harm.

Call 911.

Someone is feeling hopeless, helpless, or thinking of suicide.

Contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline online or at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). This toll-free call goes to the nearest crisis center in a national network. These centers provide crisis counseling and mental health referrals.

Someone is acting differently, such as sad or anxious, having trouble completing tasks, or not taking care of themselves.

Find a local counselor or other mental health services.

A child is being bullied in school.

Contact the:

Teacher

School counselor

School coach

School principal

School superintendent

Board of Education

Child is being bullied after school on the playground or in the neighborhood

Neighborhood watch

Playground security

Team coach

Local precinct/community police

The child's school is not addressing the bullying

Contact the:

School superintendent

Local Board of Education

State Department of Education

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Table modified from http://www.stopbullying.gov/get-help-now/index.html

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What can be done to help someone who is being bullied?

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To help someone who is being bullied, support the person and address the bullying behavior. Other ways to help-including what to do if a person is in immediate danger-are listed below. Support a child who is being bullied: You can listen to the child and let him or her know you are available to talk or even help.

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I will stand up for people from bullys.

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I will challenge gender stereotypes. By telling everybody I know and tell them be how you want to be. And do what you want to do. So be you.

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I will stop the frowns and force and turn it into happiness and allowing. I would invite any kind of gender to any sport.

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I will challenge stereotypes by helping boys wear pink without anyone making fun of them.

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by helping people who want to stand outside of the gender stereotypes and help them do what makes them happy and comfortable. Everybody should let everybody take their own actions and dress and do what makes happy.

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do what makes you happy if you are a girl you can like trucks and dirt bikes.

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i will challenge

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I will always make shor to include everone no mader what they are and who they are you can like what you like.💜

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i will help someone if the get bully cus what they like to play with you can play with what ever u want if u like it im happy for u.

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I will challenge stereotypes by encouraging others to do what they want and be who they want.

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i will stand up for people if they are getting bulled or picked on i also don't care what people think of what i wear and me idc if boys wear skirts dresses or crop top

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 I will stop the frowns and save the smiles!

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 I will stop the frowns and save the smiles!

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I will challenge gender  telling people they can do anything.

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I will help someone how is getting made fun of for how they are.

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I will stand up for someone how is getting made fun of for working as a firerfiter that is a girl. Also a boy how like ballate and a girl plecleofecer.

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by allowing people to be themselves and doing thing that they are comfortable of doing.

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I will challenge sterotipes by allowing annyone to do what they what to do  and wher and i like the coler green

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by encourage people to do what you want to anyone can do anything.

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i will challege gender stereotypes by letting girls play soccer on a boys team.

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I will stand up for someone how is getting made fun for waring a dress.

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I will challenge the gender stereotypes by baking cakes and playing and drawing flowers. I will stand up to to stereotypes by saying "Hey its okay if there not wearing blue or pink and they can do what they want if it makes them happy."

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by liking other colors because I like purple and that's not a problem. And I can do other things like coloring.

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by not saying a girl should do ballet not baseball.

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i like building things i like the color blue i play soccer i want to play basketball i will encourage people to do what they want to do!

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by accepting everyone for who they are. Also I will encourage boys and girls to be whatever they want to be.

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by being myself like playing football and warning the colors I want to wear like black blue and yellow also playing soccer

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i will stand up for somebody if its a girl or a boy if a girl like football or a boy who likes tea party's i would say hey stop bullying him or her for likeing different things

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I will change gender stereotypes by allowing people to do things that makes them feel comfortable and happy.I will also stand up for people that are getting bullied because there doing something outside of the stereotype.

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I will chage bullys to be nice.

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I will chalenge stariotypes by not saying boys can not like girl things and tike girl things and like boy things.

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by Letting girls play football or soccer or hockey and if your a boy you can like pink you can like purple you can do ballet or dance class.

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i will challenge gender setereotypes by nit bulling people and if theres a fight somewere i will say no that is not right

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by being myself if I don't like pink I don't have to like pink if I like black I can like black and I will stand up for others when they are being treated unfairly for doing what they desire.

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I will challenge gender stereotypes by allowing everyone to be themselves and wear or do what makes them happy and comfortable. I will stand up for others if they are being treated unfairly for doing something outside of the stereotype