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Chapter 3 Bullying is not a good thing at all . but the good thing is There are a few different teen activists standing up against bullying . One of these teen activists is named alex libby. He was bullied all of his life. He was bullied so bad he switched schools. When he got the oppertunity to be in a movie called “Bully” he took it. The movie followed 5 different kids and families that the kids have been bullied. Even 2 families had lost kids to suicide. After being in the movie everything changed for alex. Now things are so much better for him. Another teen activist is named emily ann rigal . she founded the website westophate.org. Back in elementry school she was bullied so bad to the point where she switched schools because of it.
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