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Bullying through popular social media

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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Bullying through popular social media

Angie Ayala

Many people bully others over social media.

They do this because they feel more secure and anonymous behind a screen.

The thought that runs through their minds is,

so the effects are smaller, right?"

"I'm not sending the message directly to her,

wrong.

If she saw this comment, this could lead to very bad things.

So the issue is,

And of course, with now with over 200 million people on Instagram, it is very likely she will have seen it.
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why do people do this to one another?

why do people do this to one another?
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watch this to see some shocking facts.

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Problems can't solve themselves.

We all have to make a conscious effort to stop cyber bullying, but that isn't going to happen.

That's why the question isn't to rid the world of it,

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it's to simply limit it.

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By working together,

we can do this.

First,

we can start at the root of the problem.
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According to expandedramblings.com,

70% of instagram users log in daily.

that's about 140 million daily users.

Out of Instagrams growing population,
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And more importantly,

how can we propose a solution

to limit the amount of bullying that happens over social media?
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But it's not just Instagram where this is happening.

Sites like Twitter and Facebook are

GATEWAYS FOR CYBER BULLIES TOO.
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over 645 million users.

And Twitter destroys Instagram with it's current stat of
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And according to statisticbrain.com,

there are on average,
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58 million tweets a day.

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There is plenty of room for a couple of tweets

to be mean and nasty about someone else.
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And if you thought that Instagram and Twitter had a large population of people,

check out Facebook.

1,300,000,000 people.

Facebook has over

This is more than Instagram and twitter combined.

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So, with this growing problem of cyber bullying,

how can we limit it?
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Finding a solution

won't be easy.

We need to get the big picture

  • Who is affected by cyber bullying?
  • Why does this happen?
  • When does this happen?
  • What factors the major reaction to this problem?

In order to help this problem,

parents can also step in.
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Monitoring a child's social media outlet provides a place to know what's happening.

And if something is happening...

Someone can help.

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schools can also provide

extra time to go over the harm of cyber bullying.
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in order to stop this,

we need to know who is affected.
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shocking.

These facts are
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Last year, nine teen suicides were linked to bullying on Ask.fm, a website that lets people ask questions and leave comments anonymously. -New York Times

Over half of adolescents and teens have been bullied online,

and about the same number have engaged in cyber bullying.

have experienced cyberthreats online.

More than 1 in 3 young people

Over 25 percent of adolescents and teens

have been bullied repeatedly through their cell phones or the Internet.
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Well over half of young people do not tell their parents when cyber bullying occurs.

So, keeping these facts in mind, what can we do to reduce this?

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a few good ideas are-

  • School Monitors
  • Internet Monitors
  • Help For Bystanders

School monitors.

They can help.
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If someone can monitor their friends' Instagram page, we could catch cyber bullying through this.

Internet monitors

Have an adult do this.
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Adults could monitor pages and blogs. This could inform a parent when their child is being cyber bullied.

Help for bystanders

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If a bystander doesn't speak up, the problem goes on.

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so many cases of bullying would be reported and stopped.

If we get these bystanders to speak,
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if we speak up,

we can put an limit on this.

SOMEONE HAS TO HELP

today?

Why not start