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Tag Archives: stop bullying
What the F*** is Wrong With Us?
There are days when I feel very optimistic about this world we live in. I know there are endless numbers of individuals, collectives, civil society groups, organizations, companies, agencies and movements out there, working as hard as they can to … Continue reading →
The day X-Factor made me cry – and why it should make you cry too.
I am a few days behind the masses in acknowledging a spine-chilling, gut-wrenching performance of a 19-year old Jillian Jensen on X-Factor, which aired in the US on Wednesday night, and here in India on Friday. Jillian came on stage … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullying, empathy, Jillian Jensen, stop bullying, X-Factor
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