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Anti Bullying In Schools Essay

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Bullying has been a serious problem for many generations. It has an effect on anyone and everyone. Most bullying happens on a educational setting (schools) because someone could act or even look different than the rest of the kids and this can have a great effect on any kids life. The problem is not just bullying itself, it is the fact that it most likely will in fact never end. This is because of the way today’s society thinks of people and that they cannot handle anyone that looks different. Fortunately, there has been individuals that are trying to put a stop to this never- ending thing or are bringing attention to the topic.
An article written about a young boy that is anti bully activist ; Kumaran Chanthrakumar. On this article, it says that, “ As a high school senior and a passionate anti-bullying activist, Kumaran strives to tackle the problem that has taken a hold of his life for many years. Founding Study Represent, the first Anti-Bullying club at his school, Stuyvesant High School, Kumaran seeks to be the voice of those that are unable to speak out.” He has been interested in bullying since he was in highschool. Now he has websites up where people can go and learn more information about his …show more content…

A online reporter; Katelyn Newman has said that, “Suicide rates among teenage girls between the ages of 15 and 19 are at an all-time high in the last 40 years”. This is also a scary thing to take in because teenage girls between the ages of 15 and 19 are being bullied of some sort and it leading to them taking their own life. She also stated that, “We're not seeing the same kind of increases among the oldest adults, but we are seeing substantial and sustained increases now for the other age groups really going back to 2000.” This goes to show that with today’s technology and/ or today’s trends and generation, younger kids are learning things that parents thought they would never

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