Bullying As A Social Justice Issue
Bullying continues to be an issue everybody seems to face. From young teens struggling to fit in society to Caitlyn Jenner being criticized for being honored with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the 2015 ESPY Awards. Those who are or where bullied at one point may suffer from low self-esteem, doubt to possibly committing suicide only to develop into a social justice issue in need to be addressed.
Victims of bullying continue to be racially, ethically and socially profiled for being too willing to think outside of the box or obtaining comfort in having his or her forgiven characteristic be exploited as a way to feel safe, respected or understood by not allowing themselves to believe in free and equal rights.
The effects of bullying makes
Victims of bullying continue to be racially, ethically and socially profiled for being too willing to think outside of the box or obtaining comfort in having his or her forgiven characteristic be exploited as a way to feel safe, respected or understood by not allowing themselves to believe in free and equal rights.
The effects of bullying makes