We all know what we’re supposed to do when we see a classmate being bullied…but let’s be real – not everyone actually does it. Picture this: a group of friends are sitting together at lunch, chatting about a classmate who’s being bullied. Here’s the twist — the person doing the b…
08.31.26
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llying is actually one of their own friends. But today? That friend is absent. The conversation shifts. Some say the bullying is wrong. Others hesitate. Should they speak up? Should they protect or reach out to the classmate? Should they “snitch” on someone they hang out with every day? Not everyone agrees. One friend doesn’t think it’s their place to get involved. But others feel deep down that “looking the other way” just isn’t right. YOUR CHALLENGE: Write a 2-4 page script of this lunchtime conversation. Why sho…
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