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Bullies can make life miserable for children and adults. For the victims, the negative effects of bullying, like anxiety and depression, can last a lifetime. And cyber bullies sometimes do damage anonymously on social media and a variety of other ways. How should children and adults deal with cyber bullying?
Guests:
Leslie Logan (Seneca) – private PR consultant and freelance writer
Yvonne “Tiny” DeCory (Oglala Lakota) – outreach coordinator for the Sweet Grass Project and CEO for the BEAR Program, prevention and intervention
Dr. Pearl Yellowman (Navajo) – consultant in the areas of wellness, tribal leaders mediation, strategic planning and building cultural competency organizations
Break music: Four Two-Step Songs (song) Pyawasits, Silas & Webster (artist) Wild Rice: Songs From The Menominee (album)
You have to stand up to them. Bullies don’t like to be confronted, And most likely have inner demons within themselves, which is why they are lashing out towards people who seam to be weaker than them. They simply make butter targets. in order to defeat the bully the person that is being bullied must stand up to the bully. And be able to tell someone to get the help they need.