Stop The Hate !: Citizen Writing Contest

The definition of cyberbullying is an electronic form of bullying mostly through cell phones, computers and or tablets using social media sites, text messages, and websites such as Facebook (Stop

Cyberbullying is a form of personal attack that is carried out online or by using other electronic technology. While cyberbullying shares some key characteristics with traditional forms of bullying, the differences between the two make cyberbullying a particularly pervasive and dangerous threat. (ic.galegroup.com)

Cyberbullying is the act of bullying through means such as the internet or other electronic devices that let one person communicate with another.

I believe that as far as the vast majority of the world problems are concerned, I am hopelessly misinformed. This doesn't seem like the most controversial of opinions. After all, there is so much to know and only so much time to learn it. Even with the things we do feel we’re knowledgeable about it’s easy to miss the mark. There is no shame in this, as the only time ignorance is an issue is when it actively stifles the truth.

Cyber Bullying is defined by the National Crime Prevention Council as - "when the Internet, cell phones or other devices are used to send or post text or images intended to hurt or embarrass another person" (National Crime Prevention Council).

Cyberbullying is a form of written and verbal bullying which is conveyed by teens and adolescents through communication technologies such as cell-phones, emails, text messages, websites, webcams and chatrooms. It also includes taking sexual photographs by ex-partners and sending to others after

Cyberbullying is the use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending intimidating, or hurtful messages to others. This has been occurring more frequently on the internet, and must be stopped. Many people have been damaged in many ways, being victims of cyberbullying; however, cyberbullying is not an act that should be punished or prosecuted for since there are many young and immature people in the world that believe it to be amusing.

Cyberbullying has been a big problem for teens and adults around the world. Cyberbullying is the use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature. For most cyberbullying isn’t anything serious it’s just a person just joking around or just speaking their mind but its more than that its feelings being involved families being broken even hearts.

The issue of hate crimes in America has become more prominent in recent years. Social media has brought light to the issue and magnified it. Hate crimes are generally defined as human rights violations, which are classified by an infringement of the basic rights that people are given, largely in the United States of America. Hate crime laws are not as strong as they ought to be, due to the vast misunderstanding of what a hate crime is and what effects it has. Many people misinterpret hate crimes, and come to the conclusion that they are similar to hate speech, or that hate crimes are a minor form of discrimination. This is one of the reasons why hate crimes are not taken as seriously as they ought to be. This is why there ought to be

One of the many (many, many) things I love about Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is that the hunky guy Rebecca is pining for is an Asian guy (named Josh, but that parts not important right now). It’s incredibly refreshing — when was the last time you saw an Asian male as a romantic lead, let alone an object of sexual desire by a white woman in fiction? But that leads me to another one of the things I love about the show: it’s not a big deal. No one cares that Josh’s Asian. Even when Rebecca has Thanksgiving with him and his Filipino family, there’s none of that usual other-ing that happens when you see character entering into a space that’s foreign to them. That’s also great.

Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that is initiated through electronic devices and takes place in social media forms such as face Book. Cyberbullying is when someone places mean comments or images of you on one of these social media sites and uses it demean or intimidate someone. The effects of cyberbullying are sometimes more severe than face to face bullying because it is a wider audience. In

Classrooms have a certain lesson to help students become someone in society, to do whatever they require from themselves. With that given opportunity to expose that term of reality , then it would be acceptable to given them the chance to abolish any concerning developments in a learning environment; such as racism.Although there is conflict over beliefs with parents Schools should enact anti-racism measures such as actively integrating classrooms because it allows students to realize how they should treat others and makes a student feel free to be who they are.

Growing up, race was never an issue for me. I have almost always known what racism was, but I always thought it was a thing of the past, and completely ended when Jim Crow laws were abolished. I thought race did not affect my everyday life, but recently I have learned that even today, being White in America has greatly affected my life. Being White in America has affected how I identity racially, where I grew up, who I grew up with, where I went to College, where I went to high school, and provided me with advantages that many minorities are not lucky enough to have. I have realized this by looking at my life and reflecting through C. Wright Mills’ Sociological Imagination(Lambert Lecture).

“Cyber bullying is defined as using the computer or other electronic devices to intimidate, threaten or humiliate another individual,” Admin October 13th, 2008. As the

Bullying is a bad thing but the worst of all the types of bullying is cyber bulling, it is a terrible weapon that can destroy someone's life and reputation. Cyber bullying is a part of bullying in which a person torments or harasses other people in a deliberate, repeated, and hostile manner, with technology. It has had a much greater effect on the world more than the traditional way of bullying.