Hillary Clinton Tells Bullies, 'Take a Hard Look at Your Actions and the Pain You Cause': VIDEO

Hillary Clinton Tells Bullies, 'Take a Hard Look at Your Actions and
the Pain You Cause': VIDEO


Scretary of State Hillary Clinton posted a message on bullying to the
State Department site today.

Says Clinton in the video:

When I travel the world, I try to meet with people to talk about
what's happening in their communities and countries. And one of the
things I see wherever I go is that communities that foster tolerance
and accept diversity tend to be more prosperous, successful, and just
plain better places to live. Strong societies draw strength from the
talents of women, people with disabilities, religious minorities, LGBT
people and those of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. That's just
as true in the United States as it is everywhere else.

Today, across North America, students and teachers are coming together
to take a stand against bullying. Building communities of tolerance is
something every person can contribute to—in your school, in your
workplace, where you worship, and in the streets of your town.

If you see someone being bullied—speak up.

If you're being bullied—reach out. To a teacher, to a hotline, to a
friend. Know that you are not alone. Help is available. We all want
you to hang in there.

And if you are bullying someone else—take a hard look at your actions
and the pain you cause. Whether it's physical, emotional, or social—
bullying is wrong.

We can all contribute to more tolerant, supportive environments and to
stamping out bullying wherever it happens.

Watch, AFTER THE JUMP...

Read more: http://www.towleroad.com/2012/05/clintonbullying.html#ixzz1u09NJGzT

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Have a great day,
Tommy



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Together, we can change the world, one mind at a time.
Have a great day,
Tommy

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