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(Topic sentence) 3.2 million students across America are bullied each year. (Attention grabber) Is it really justified? (Background info) In Ashland, Wisconsin, Jamie Nabozny endures horrific bullying. A group of students torments him, starting with words, but quickly escalating to become something much worse. Jamie is no longer safe at school. Eventually, in the middle of freshman year of high school, Jamie ran away to Minneapolis. There, in a youth center, he finds hope, and decides to sue the Ashland school district for turning their back to the merciless bullying he has endured. (Thesis statement) The documentary Bullied conveys a message of support to all people that are being bullied; by doing so, it shows how the victim can win at the end. The documentary showed that by providing details on how Jamie Nabozny was bullied but ended up suing the school district and winning.

Quinton Figueroa explains how Hitler wasn’t actually a bad guy, he wasn’t even a good guy, he was a really great guy, especially based on American standards today. Why is Figueroa calling Hitler a great guy? Well, naturally people place labels on things without thinking about what’s underneath, this is considered mislabeling. If you conduct research, you’ll actually find that most of the Jews were moving to America to look for better jobs, there was six million Jews, only a couple thousand were actually in camps. Most of people in camps were Germans who committed crimes. Nevertheless, have you ever heard about the idea which something changes after it’s said fifty times? It was like that. WWII was the time of propaganda, mass media control.

Jamie Nabozny does not show acceptance of being bullied because he is gay and his school advisors not doing anything about it, because, he doesn’t believe people should be getting harassed and physically hurt because of the way they are. Jamie Nabozny doesn’t believe he should be bullied for being gay. He wants something to be done with the school not helping him and them not saying anything about it. He wants freedom so he doesn’t have to be scared to face school and not live in fear. He had to plan his ways of getting into school hiding once he was in there then stay after school so he didn’t have to run into the bullies.We know this because Jamie and his family talk about how they wanted to do something about the school authorities not doing anything and making up excuses. Jamie and his family took the school principals to court to try and get justice (Bullied). Because Jamie’s school principals did not do anything to help Jamie they went to court to help get justice. The School principals specifically Mary Podlesney, the principal of the junior high school, told Jamie and his family that boys will be boys and he has to accept the consequences of being openly gay and being bullied for it. She didn’t think they had to do anything about it because he was being bullied for being gay, she tough he chose to be so open so he needs to face the consequences

Chapter three - How people can prevent bullying from happening. What can you do if you are the Bystander?

Alexander Beal Period ¾ 2-2-17 Tough Time (Topic Sentence) Being gay or lesbian can be tough for some people. (Thesis Statement) The Bullied documentary is about a teenager who is a victim of bullying and proves that there is hope when other people is a victim of bullying. (Background Info) Nabozny a student who lives in Ashland realized that middle and high school was very difficult for him because of his sexual orientation.

“Look at the faggot! Watch out! He’ll get you!” (Pascoe, 53) this is the common response other heterosexual males have to their homosexual or suspected homosexual peers. C.J. Pascoe’s book (Dude You’re a Fag: Masculinity and sexuality in high school) goes into an average high school called River High and does a year and a half field study on homosexuality (specifically male homosexuality), masculinity and adolescence’s overall sexuality. Also, its relationship/impact on the struggles that the teenagers go through. In the academic article also written by him years later after seeing the public’s response back up how difficult it is to be an adolescence in today’s society. “The relationship between adolescent masculinity and sexuality is embedded

Jamie Nabozny is beat at school and picked on by a group of kids that just do not know when to stop. The kids make beat him up in the bathroom, leaving him their on the ground Bullied. After awhile of dealing with the bullying he decides to leave home and runaway to the city where he will be accepted more. Soon after he returns home and becomes home schooled for awhile before having to go back to school where the same bullying and harassment continued. Jamie decides to take his case to court so that homosexuals that were being bullied in schools would be represented by Jamie in this case so that they would finally take care of the bullying taking place in schools everywhere around the United States. One of the bullies came to the stand and admitted everything to the judge and jury Bullied. Finally he is supported by others and people are now on his side after going through high school in the roughest of ways and he prevailed in the end despite being labeled and

The article “Donald Trump’s Sales Pitch”, written by James Surowiecki relates to many themes in history, one such theme being the use of propaganda. Used by Donald Trump and countless other historical figures, Trump specifically uses it to his own benefit by presenting himself to the media as “someone who can’t be bought,” a powerful, wealthy, and motivated leader who could bring America to new heights, which is then passed down from the media to the public. Leaders in history can’t present themselves in any way they choose, which can easily deceive many. While Trump appears as he chooses, we are only capable of seeing what he wants us to see. Through this with any leader, people may elect somebody only to have that candidate turn out to be

Tyler Clementi was a freshman at Rutgers University who committed suicide after two other students posted a video of him having sex with another man. In the article, Against ‘Bullying’ or On Loving Queer Kids, author Richard Kim describes the many challenges people part

In 2013, nearly 200 reported cases of sexual orientation-based hate crimes were reported in Canada; of those crimes, 66% involved violence (Watson, 2015). Scott Jones, a young homosexual man was the victim of one of these attacks. The brutal attack rendered him paralyzed. Through the support of family and friends, he was able to collaborate with them to create “Don’t be afraid” in an effort to draw awareness to LBGT violence and help promote acceptance (Jones, 2015). He is able to provide insight through his experiences in the healthcare system such as the roles and collaboration used in his care, as well as being inspirational.

In this document I will identify myself as a company called You Inc. in which I will identify my strategy to succeed in the ever changing and challenging environment. I will identify my skills and how I intend to distinguish myself from the competition and create a competitive advantage. To create this competitive advantage and make myself available to a variety of different business venues I will create a mission statement confirming my goals which will help perspective clients or employers. A mission statement is “A written declaration of an organization's core purpose and focus that normally remains unchanged over time” (Business Dictionary.com)

I was struck by a few interesting points while reading the article Educational Demographics: What Teacher Should Know by Harold Hodgkinson. I found it true and interesting how the author mentions that teachers are often not involved in policy decisions and discussions that affect the schools. I know it’s true in my district. State and federal policy makers are often not teachers, and don’t always promote what is actually best for schools. The people making the decisions are often more business orientated, and don’t take the recommendations of the teachers. It is often hard to get teachers involved in policymaking or even local union decisions. My district is approaching a negations year, and the leaders of the Union are having a hard time

When children are pushed to commit foolish activities or suicide because of bullies, one can tell there is something wrong with the way situations are being handled in our society. The documentary, Bully, presents countless examples of the effects of bullying and how poorly circumstances are managed. Through instances resulting in juvenile detention or taking one’s own life, the documentary displays various ways kids deal with torment. As we follow the lives of five different youths suffering at the hands of their peers, we see just how much these kids go through with little to no support.

(Topic Sentence) Bullied, a word that haunts many, but some have the courage to fight. (Background Info) Jamie Nabozny, a young student in the small town of Ashland, Wisconsin. However, he was faced with many obstacles that challenged his existence because of his sexuality. His peers constantly harassing and assaulting him. (Attention Grabbing) His peers actions caused him to be overwhelmed. One day, all this harassment and assaulting led him to escape. Provided that, words such as, “I’ll kill you” repeatedly echoed in his ears. After hearing such threatening words, he ran away, trying to seek asylum (craft) in Minneapolis. Eventually, he told told someone about the abuse he has been facing. (Thesis Statement) The documentary,

Homosexuals are being discriminated in their own homes, work place, and schools. Vanessa Garcia was judged and bullied during her childhood because she was lesbian. Garcia “was afraid to go to school [because] everyone treated [her] like a freak”. Her fear came from the peers in her school harassing and calling her names. Garcia never felt like she fit in with her peers. At a moment she even felt that there was “something fundamentally wrong with [her]”; which almost caused her life when she tried to commit suicide. John Williams is another example of the fear that society creates for being a homosexual. Williams is a gay male student who aspires to become a middle school teacher. Nevertheless, he is afraid that there will not be a school that hires him because of his sexuality. Antigay prejudice and homophobia interfere with the dreams of many members of the LGBT community. Homophobia causes heterosexuals to believe that homosexuals are less worthy and therefore it is okay to treat them unfairly. People do not take in consideration the deep wounds they are causing gay individuals with their prejudices. LGBT are human beings and they should not be thought to be inferior.