the bully is the head of the merchants of upper market. ly recently it stopped us from having a meeting with amy brown. she is the interim city administrator. we were trying to set up a meeting to find a resolution to return the flagpole back to the public and the gay community. well, the bully, in cahoots with one supervisor, told amy brown, "cancel the meeting." this is the latest example of bullying that is dividing the gay community in the castro. also, it is, in effect, stopping a number of activists from staging actions that would bring people to the castro, and then they would patronize the small businesses, but the bully who heads them does not get that at all, so i would like to hold up the rules and regulations regarding making a request. you see, i am not holding anything. they do not publish any rules or a transparent process. there is no transparent process that they engage in when you want to make a request for guarding the flagpole. that is not acceptable. we are trying to find a resolution to go around this bullying. for gay

the kid been bullied. these are the most vulnerable children that must be helped. schools are already dealing with. the motion ignores this. despite the flaw of the notion already outlined whether or not a teacher act for an eventual incident of bullying that the witness or even if they implement the policy it is not something that tests they can tackle has too often suffered from nigh eve ambition and not delivered results on its campaigns. my friends, it is time that we tackle an issue that we convict. we must find the root cause of bullying, not the recurring symptoms. the root cause of the issue is far deeply ingrained in society for the u.k. to make any impact. surely this issue lines in the way the we are brought up three the the way that we are educated. more than that, the we that we can go through our lives being a part of society encouraged to compete with one another in schools and where the danger this social hierarchy that we seek to the degree where intention is and systematically harming anot

bullying legislation. and these laws just replace the schoolyard bully with the bully of big government. thankfully, one state has found a way to act as a big brother to our kids without becoming big brother and it brings us to tonight's word: [cheers and applause] bully pulpit. the michigan senate just passed "matt's safe school law," named for teenager matt eppling, who tragically committed suicide in 2002 after being tormented by classmates for being gay. it requires every public school adopt and implement a policy prohibiting bullying by pupils at school. now, this sounds like a just and fitting tribute to an innocent victim. but gary glenn, president of the american family association of michigan, told "time" magazine what it really is "a trojan horse for the homosexual agenda." [ laughter ] yes, it is well-known that the homosexual agenda is an insidious plot to prevent gay teenagers from dying. [ laughter ] and that trojans were really gay. [ laughter ] and this law clearly associates being anti-bully with being pro-gay. [ laughter ] that violates the free speech of christians who

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interactive autism network you can take part in the bullying survey there. have a link on our web site, abc2news.com. participants will have a chance to access the answers from other parents allowing them to compare their experiences, you can see you can log in right up here on the right hand side of your screen. researchers are looking for information from autistic kids between the ages of 6 and 15, whether or not they have been bullied. now the survey will be available online for the next three months. cheryl o'connor, abc 2 news. >> that's great. abby can make millions off that post it notes, raise a lot of money for ah advertisement. i'm tell you what. cheryl just talked about going to our web site. let's give you that anti- bullying awareness. abc2news.com/notobullies. parents, kids, you can read up to on the 20 signs a child is being harassed and learn the 9 biggest myths about bullies. >>> visible numbers unaround 10, so that's good, conditions clearly out. we like that. but on the whole the rain picture has been drying up. in fact, i'm gonna take us

second year for the conference that focus on preventing bullying and harassment. icipants will learn about the latest research and practices school safety. educators will learn vatties on how to -- strategies on how to empower students to stop bullying. it crks kicks off at nine and you can head to abc2news.com and we have a section under the education tab on bullying. you can see here it says stop bullying now. and they have web-o-sodes and games and information for parents and kids about bullying. you can take a poll and this is a good idea to take possibly you know with your child. one of the questions is how and you do you feel safe when you are at school. all right. let's click on always. all right. 48% of kid say always. 39% say sometimes and 13% say never. just one of the quizzes that you can take to talk a little bit and get the conversation going with your child. and again if you log on to the home page click on news and click on the education tab and we have a section just for bullying with information on how to prevent it. reporting live in the interacti

she said the best thing someone being bullied can do is not keeping it a secret. >> kids aren't going to be able to resolve this on their own. >> do not confront the parent of that child who's doing the bullying because parents of bullies are often bullies themselves. >> reporter: in ellicott city, don harrison, abc2 news. >> abc2 is working with you. we have a special bullying guide at abc2news.com/2 bullies. you can get tips on stopping harassing behavior and find the latest stories about national and local bullying campaigns, weg, abc2news.com/2bullys. >>> coming up how a customer fought back against a robber. >>> and a 9-year-old girl trapped after a car crash. you'll never believe what she survived on for two days. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >>> a customer

another problem is that the face of bullying has changed greatly over the last couple of years with thedevelopment of a new age of bullying in the form of cyber intimidation. when you cast your votes today, you must ask yourself, will this proposed motion deal with the prevention of cyberbullying as well? your decision today could have enormous consequences. your vote could change a thousand lives, or it could just change one life. either way, you can make a real difference. so, please, weigh out both sides of the argument and come to a conclusion. should we have a zero tolerance approach towards bullying in schools? thank you. [applause] >> thank you, robert. that concludes the morning session of our sitting. the youth parliament will now adjourn until 1:30 p.m., and we do need, we're being broadcast, to return in time for 1:30 p.m. start. and i invite you all to return to westminster hall for lunch. order, order. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> speaker! >> please, be seated. have you enjoyed your lunch? order, order. youth parliament will consider the

the goal is to end bullying and harassment. this morning, education reporter sherrie johnson has the story. >> reporter: well, last year in maryland, there were reported 3,000 incidents of bullying around the state in every school district. it hurts and can cause a lot of problems for children as they grow up. that's why teams of educators are gathering in howard county for a bullying prevention conference. it's part of maryland bully free. this is the second year for the conference that focuses on preventing bullying and harassment. participants will learn about the latest research and practices in school safety. educators will learn strategies on how to empower stewed don't stop bullying -- students to stop bullying. it kicks off at 9 in ellicott city. and you can head to the website at abc2news.com where we have a section on bullying with the host of information. we have every thing from a survey and bully effects on autistic kids and you can take a quiz to see are your kids safe from bullies. we have information about the ni

the bullies. >> eric: bill maher is so wrong, you want to talk about intrepid hotness, that is elizabeth hasselbeck, not laura logan. >> brian: i agree. >> kimberly: do you really? >> brian: i'll back you up on that. not leave you twisting. >> dana: tonight he is at the comedy club and don't forget to tip your waiters and waitresses.

it's the largest bullying conference in the state. last year, in maryland, this were reported 3,000 incidents of bullying around the state in every school district. bullying hurts and can cause a lot of problems for children as they grue up. in some cases it can lead to suicide. and that's why educators, parents and kids say this must stop. that conference kicks off at nine this morning in ellicott city and you can head to our website at abc2news.com and click on the education tab and we have a link with more information about bullying. you can go to this link right here and it says stop bullying. we have web-o-sodes and cartoon characters and you can take a poll or a quiz a bullying quiz to help you fine out more information. and we will have more on that coming up throughout the morning. reporting live from the interactive news center, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> in towson they are doing their part to put an end to bullying. they will kick off the second annual love is louder week a national campaign started by brittany snow and

it's the largest bullying conference in the state. last year, in maryland, this were reported 3,000 incidents of bullying around the state in every school district. bullying hurts and can cause a lot of problems for children as they grue up. in some cases it can lead to suicide. and that's why educators, parents and kids say this must stop. that conference kicks off at nine this morning in ellicott city and you can head to our website at abc2news.com and click on the education tab and we have a link with more information about bullying. you can go to this link right here and it says stop bullying. we have web-o-sodes and cartoon characters and you can take a poll or a quiz a bullying quiz to help you fine out more information. and we will have more on that coming up throughout the morning. reporting live from the interactive news center, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> in towson they are doing their part to put an end to bullying. they will kick off the second annual love is louder week a national campaign started by brittany snow and

the goal is to end bullying and harassment. this morning, education reporter sherrie johnson has the story. >> reporter: well, last year in maryland, there were reported 3,000 incidents of bullying around the state in every school district. it hurts and can cause a lot of problems for children as they grow up. that's why teams of educators are gathering in howard county for a bullying prevention conference. it's part of maryland bully free. this is the second year for the conference that focuses on preventing bullying and harassment. participants will learn about the latest research and practices in school safety. educators will learn strategies on how to empower stewed don't stop bullying -- students to stop bullying. it kicks off at 9 in ellicott city. and you can head to the website at abc2news.com where we have a section on bullying with the host of information. we have every thing from a survey and bully effects on autistic kids and you can take a quiz to see are your kids safe from bullies. we have information about the ni

abc 2news. >> we have team coverage on the battle against bullying. about ten minutes preston will have the creative approach one girl is taking. she calls it stop the bull. that's in about ten minutes. >> baltimore city police are looking for the man they say shot at a car. it happened tonight in southwest baltimore. police say a man in his late teens or early 20s wearing a gray hoodie and riding a bike fired shots in to a parked car. the driver drove a shopping center and called police. if you have information you are asked to call the police. >>> if you aren't happy with the way lawmakers spend your money create your own plan. that's what people do tonight at a city budget meeting. residents were asked to come up with their own balanced bunt. they sat down without the budget proposal and did their own math adding and subtracting. >> parks and recs half a million in public safety and the rest spread out. >> i think people will balk at paying a dollar -- but [inaudible] i think that will raise $1.5 million. >> the mayor said exercises like this are a

the biggest reason? let's click on i am worried about bullying. 24% are worried there may be weapons at the school. 53% are worried about bullying. and 23% say i am worried about fights at my school. so this is some of the things that kids are saying and you can go to -- there's link to the bullying website and you can take the quiz and see what students are saying. reporting live. herry johnon. >>> the dole is to make sure veterans can get around more easily without the concern of cost. maryland is among 32 states saving grants as part of the transportation and community living initiative. transportation secretary was in baltimore making the announcement. >> we owe them job training and career opportunities so they don't need to fight for work after fighting for the country. we owe them health care and counselor services because history's find force deserves the best medical and psychological support. >> it will bill call centers with military families getting information on photographers. >> wal-mart announced about bargain prices and how you can get a preview. abc2 news corinne redman is live outside th

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let's put an end to the bullying that the president engages in. thank you. president o'brien: thank you. any further public comment? seeing none, next item. clerk: item number six, discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file number 101055, an ordinance amending the san francisco city code. from supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: good evening, honorable commissioners. thank you for your time. i have also been joined by my aide, robert selna, and another. it turned out that san francisco was the first city not only in the united states but in the hemisphere to ban placer bags. this was a piece of law that i offered. it passed overwhelmingly at the board of supervisors. it was signed into law by mayor newsom. from that position, a number of cities throughout the state of california and around the country have followed our lead. the motivation by many cities are ranges from just saving money, in trying to spare the additional impact to their landfills, to something more noble, like contributing to the large

the united states is mostly gay teens who are bullied and so they passed this law they named it after this kid met airplane and the republicans just in the senate today passed an amendment to the bill as the bill does not prohibit does not prohibit the statement of a sincerely held religious belief or moral conviction in other words if your religion teaches you to hate gays it's ok to believe them to death i was mad to show my. where i want you to show me where in this conversation that you have could you're attacking christians that's what you're doing god i'm going to actually believe. this i want to do this or not hate you i love you i want you to show us where i want you to show me where there are questions out there saying i did not eat in schools i hate you and i hope you jump off a bridge and die because you're gay oh you're so beautiful i don't react to that you are. just anybody who's really as that's disgusting that you would even mention that there are universally condemned and you know that's like the good guy. coming at me in both directions or we can actually a conversat

of the book. >> you can learn the signs of bullying and what you can do to help all its students in schools. take the quiz and get the tips on wbaltv.com. click on education and work. >> in tonight's medical a lawyer, there has been a big push to move medical records from paper to electronic records. will it threatened the safety of some patients? an investigation from the national institute of medicine find instead -- instances where patients were harmed because of the more poorly designed way to find records. in 2009 almost 15,000 americans went to the e.r. after being the intentionally drug by someone else. according to a new report, 60% of those cases occurred after somebody tampered with a drink. the majority of those didn't involve women, almost one in every four victims was male. these types of poisonings have been linked to the rates of about 3 million women but they have also been implicated in robberies and injuries. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a windy and cold day in 2011.

seen, or homosexual slurs. >> i usually step in and provide evidence that they're wrong or make the bullyone in five reporting about bullied in the past year. two in five said they spilled over to real life. >> instead of confronting them face-to-face, she did it through social networking and it actually backfired, and she was suspended. >> reporter: teens overwhelmingly accepted advice from their parents. >>> tonight on our facebook wall, we ask about cyber bullying. one writes, i was bullied as a kid, and now my daughter is going through the same, with the exception, as a parent, i get involved to stop it by doing whatever it takes, even the schools sometimes make it difficult. and carol writes, bullying has to be addressed at a young age. as a teacher, i saw it happen in first grade. address it then when the kids still listen to you. you can tell us if you've had any experiences with bullying, on ktvu channel 2 on facebook. >>> is every gold buyer legit? what to look for in a ktvu special report. >>> a stolen puppy joins his new owner. how he was recovered, and how the animal shelter i

bullying resource. you can read 20 sign as child is being harassed. learn the nine biggest myths about bullies along with plenty of resource. that's abc2news.com/no to bullies. >>> you'll notice the two buildings will be cast in a shade of blue to honor world diabetes days. roosevelt leftwich tells us what's behind this light of blue. >> reporter: think of it as a blue light special for your health. they will be blue tonight. you can see the monument. the blue light symbolizes world diabetes day to let people know about the disease and what some physician are saying is a near demic. it stands for many things. it took falling into a coma before eddie realized that diabetes was no joke. he didn't think it was serious enough and he cop hand tell. but getting sugar, as he calls it, made him change his life hoop once i started taking the insulin and the medication, all that i used to feel i don't even feel. >> reporter: diabetes is one of the top 10 deaths for african-americans. one out of five could have the disease. the stats are bad but not if you know what's beh

seen, or homosexual slurs. >> i usually step in and provide evidence that they're wrong or make the bully feel bad. >> reporter: one in five reporting about bullied in the past year. two in five said they spilled over to real life. >> instead of confronting them face-to-face, she did it through social networking and it actually backfired, and she was suspended. >> reporter: teens overwhelmingly accepted advice from their parents. >>> tonight on our facebook wall, we ask about cyber bullying. one writes, i was bullied as a kid, and now my daughter is going through the same, with the exception, as a parent, i get involved to stop it by doing whatever it takes, even the schools sometimes make it difficult. and carol writes, bullying has to be addressed at a young age. as a teacher, i saw it happen in first grade. address it then when the kids still listen to you. you can tell us if you've had any experiences with bullying, on ktvu channel 2 on facebook. >>> is every gold buyer legit? what to look for in a ktvu special report. >>> [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loa

we must fight the root cause of bullying, not the recurring symphonies. root cause of this issue is sadly far too deeply ingrained in society to make any impact. surely this issue lies in the way we are educated. more than that, the way we can go throughout life been a part of society, encouraged to compete with one another in schools, of the dangerous social hierarchy that we all seek to climb to the degree where intentionally and systematically harboring another human being seems acceptable. the problem is bullying, not how we deal with it. members of use part of that, we must start a campaign where we can all bring about real change. do not let this unachievable motion passed. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. as always, great pressure and time. i'm going to appeal for extreme brevity and speeches if we can deliver that content will be able to get a reasonable of number people in. i'm looking for somebody from the west midlands. yes ,-com,-com ma young man here. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. one of the main causes of rolling infectin

websitecree ited by an -- created by an 11-year-old and check out what she is doing in the plight to stop bullying. >>> a historic ceremony. the high ranking faces in attendance and why they are being honored. >>> for young fashion guru as line released at your local retailer. we will have everything you need to know. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at #:30. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >>> well you ready for the winter? check this out. the newest weapon the state highwaywayate administration -- highway administration's war on snow. the tow plow can plow the adjacent lane and dispense the salt at the same time. necessity being the mother of invention. justin. >> beautiful picture. thanks for sharing. good morning to you. tough to see. i was talking with tanya about this. a rolly hard drive in because -- really hard drive in because of the lack of visibility. difference fog advisory. all counties thanks to the chesapeake bay and this going to include 95 the beltway 97 and 50 and most of the delmarva. temperatures this morning 48 easton. 50 in town and very unifor

they try today prevent the bullying, and the school board should not be liable. nna: it'll be interesting to watch this case. again, with bullying, it's a slippery slope. what makes it anything, it's a tough case to work through. we'll see where the parents get with this case. ma la and eric -- marla and eric, thank you so much. >> thank you and happy thanksgiving. jon: a warning for one of our nation's largest banks, what it means for bank of america and especially you if you're one of its customers. >>> and tens of thousands take to the streets of cairo. they are demanding change. they are disappointed at what has happened since the arab spring. there's new word now that egypt's military rulers are moving up the date for transferring power. ambassador john bolton joins us to explain why that could be a major problem. [gunfire] [gunfire] ♪ i'm making my money do more. i'm consolidating my assets. i'm not paying hidden fees or high commissions. i'm making the most of my money. and seven-dollar trades are just the start. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. i'm

was not easy. >> by age ten abby had enough and she was home schooled and the experience left ma honey to participate in a bullyingsurvey. >> and it is not just this little thing that happened here with my kids. this is something that is a pattern happening everywhere and these children are vulnerable. >> the survey can be filled out online and researchers want to no questions how bullying affects children with autism and asks about children that are not on the spectrum. >> abby is in a new school and she doesn't believe there's any limits to her future and her creativity comes out through music and ability to draw and skills that are no longer shut down by bullies. >> if someone is making you feel insulted or bullying you, there's no tattling, telling is good. >>> to join the autism network and take part in the survey, we put a link on abc2news.com, participants will have access to answers from other parents allowing them to compare their experiences and researchers are looking for information from kids from sick to 15 whether or not think have been bull led and a survey is available online for the next three mon

inquiry into phone-hacking heard testimony from hugh grant monday who said it's time to stand up to the bullying of the tabloids. he accused newspapers of learning information about his personal life only someone listening in on his phone could know. >>> and finally, not content to be paid for her normal 30-second fiat tv ad spots. jennifer lopez is accused of the most brazen product placement ever for her onstage routine with a car during sunday's american music awards. john legend, actually an award presenter, spoke for many when he tweeted that had to be the most shameless thing i've ever seen in a performance. i was genuinely shocked. bill, did you watch that on sunday? did you miss it? >> i watched the beginning part. it looked like someone just left the car there on the stage by mistake. >> i remember seeing it. is that actually a car? then she had trouble opening the door which maze it more amusing. >>> this comes from kare 11 news in minneapolis, minnesota, where a soldier used a football game to give 50,000 fans and his family something to be thankful for this holiday. staff sergeant ma

think that they can surround intolerance and hatred in the cloak of religious freedom religious beliefs are not an excuse or a free pass to bully herb use another human being and the fact that elected officials would actually take the time to write these sorts of exceptions into law that makes me sick and that's why republicans in the michigan state senate are tonight's tool time with. our guys it's time for happy hour and joining me this evening is our producer jenny churchill and julian sanchez research fellow at the cato institute thanks for joining me guys do you really read paying purple i think we have a nice little color going on here just neither here nor there just a statement had to make let's revisit really quickly is a story that we did a couple of days ago or was it last week maybe it was a dead horse dead horse girl just take a look at this this is actually a local woman who climbed inside the carcass of a dead horse without her clothes on to pose for pictures but there's more to all of this photos of the woman and her boyfriend holding what appears to be the horse's heart. so then the boyfriend the girlfriend ate

the day before the incident, when the bullying started. >> jeffries is banned from campus and classes. her roommate is not. >> it's unfair to bar one student and not the other. >> a spokesperson says the united states student handbook outlines our zero tolerance policy for violence of any kind. privacy laws prohibit the disclosure of further details without the written consent of students. during this process, jeffries could lose an entire year of school. worst case scenario, her days at howard could be over. >> being away from the school and the family environment that i enjoy has really -- it's like something of me is missing. >> we have not named the roommate because she has not been charged with any crime. as to why one student was suspended and not both, the university says they can't comment about that. kirsten has a hearing with howard university wednesday morning. her court case could happen sometime in the spring. of course, brian, we will be all over this one following it until the end. >> wisdom martin. eight people are charged with the kidnapping of wilson ramos. he was sn

the school yard bully of yesteryear is now the cyber bully of the digital age. have to treat it as a crime. and my legislation would expand our stalking laws in new york state, make it a class "a" misdemeanor to cyber bully somebody. >> kaicaitlin, when we talk abo the fact that you bring up your own personal experience, does that mean you're casting a wider umbrella that lgtb youth but all people that would be bullied in all walks of life? we're talking the tall kid, the short kid, to the kid that might be perceived as being nerdy as opposed to the kid that might be seen as being a little slow. >> yeah, i think with the internet, it's been the great equalizer. now there are people bullying and wouldn't bully before. and i also don't want to isolate one group because i think everyone needs to see they have a role in making this better and improving this. i don't want anyone to think that whether you're lgbt or whether you are the popular kid on the soccer team, everyone has a part they can play in this. and i want to engage everyone. >> so how optimistic are you

well, if jackson of course is kind of the saintly bully, the person who is a saint is john chapman.i very much enjoyed your chapter on johnny appleseed was sort of a disney character i think in our minds, a character of folklore. is there really was a real john shadegg. he really did bring apple to the west. i love the way, you're a poet of course, and a novelist, and i love the way you talk about the apple and its metaphorical power and those the real power of johnny appleseed. >> and for bringing civilization to north america. i had to write about john chapman because most people think he was a creation of all -- walt disney are kind of a cartoon figure. a very real person, john chapman was born in massachusetts in 1774. his father was a minuteman in the revolution, served with washington at long island. the family grew orchard. going all the way back to england. he went into the western force in pennsylvania as a young man and continued across the ohio into ohio, and begin to plant apple trees with seeds. now, even then those orchard us grafted trees. if you planted siege of a on

there was a piece in the new theytimes at todtoday about why are being bullied. my experience really in terms of dealing with people with workplace issues is that in some ways there is an analogy, that what is going on in the workplace is an extension of the kind of bullying that happens to people when they are in schools. as charles below road today, it is a lot of ways about identity, perceptions of whether someone is a masculine enough, whether someone is gay or straight. all of these things or ways that we have, using our power over other people in ways that really prevent them from doing what they are hired to do in teh workplace or going to school and learning. have we done enough? i do not think we have because the problem continues. i am not an expert on what more we can do. i think we are starting to become aware of the problem, and that is the beginning. that is the beginning. thank-you. >> hi. i hope you can bear with my other terror in being up here. what to want to ask is a very personal question, in that how do you deal with having had to deal with s

the process discussed i think all we can we can all look objective lay the facts of this case see the bully bobby butcher is guilty but the devil is dancing tonight because bobby is a ferrari man and little kelly sue is a race in this i think we have a caller right now who wants to weigh in on this case call or tell us what's your name and location how not machine green car i'm from car carolina i don't actually care you are one of the shadow and i want to try and see how a one car team. now i am a gene i want to hear what is your question tonight here are me alone out there are a lot of repeat that i love i don't. see how a wing calls. me oh thank you so much you know the twins are the most special people in my world where. can i ask my question now when i had go ahead and ok well i just want to know that since i lost the evidence you know do they have surveillance footage in our classrooms. you know i don't think if they do you have any surveillance footage in that classroom but all i know is that any school that my children are going to go to will have a camera so that there can be surve

sis testimonies across the state will gather in how -- systems from across the state will gather in howard county for a bullyinge. it's the second year -- for thevent. they are electric about the latest research and practices in school safety. they will learn straties how to empower students to help -- strategies how to empower students and to help stop bullying. last year in maryland, there were reported 3,000 incidents in every school district. now bullying hurts and can cause problems for children as they grow up. now that conference kicks off at 9:00 this morning at the turf valley conference center in ellicott city and go to abc2news.com and click on the education tab to bring you to this page about bullying. we have a page for it. click on here's one story right here. the largest myths about bullying. one myth number one only boys bullying. that's not true. research shows many girls bully as well. verbally, socially and physically. this is just one of the type stories you can read on the website if you head to the home page and click on education and the education page has a number of information about bu