The LGBT Community and Bullying at School

After a thorough definition of bullying, the video provides statistical data to help students, faculty and staff understand the severity of LGBT bullying. Next, this video will introduce students who are bullied by sexual orientation and true stories about possible fatal consequences resulting from bullying including suicide. I understand that their behavior not only brings pain to students but also brings pain to their families and communities, so I think that real students can actually study.

Bullying by students of LGBT is sometimes seen everywhere in the school and is often overlooked or encouraged from the school itself. Students in LGBT have the right to have the right to attend school on their own. Students have the right to leave the cabinet at school and the school can not create a safe learning environment and abandon the responsibility to cope with harassment. Public schools should not intimidate "going out" to families, ignoring bullying, forcing them to wear garments that do not match the student's gender, or banning clubs or clothing with LGBT themed themes. Students who are ineligible for sex and gender often encounter harsh environments and school officials refuse to mention students with their favorite gender pronoun or provide appropriate bathroom and locker facilities .

In many cases, school is not a safe place for young people of LGBT. They are bullied and are being harassed at an amazing rate. According to the survey, 78% to 86% of LGBT students are orally harassed at school due to sexual orientation and gender identity. About one-quarter of LGBT's students report that they were physically attacked at school. According to a nationwide survey, nearly one third of transponder respondents have been orally harassed by teachers or staff of K-12 schools, and 5% interviewed. They said they were beaten by these adults and 3% reported sexual assault

Approximately one quarter of students aged 6-19 are bullied or harassed at school because of their beliefs, race, nationality, or sexual orientation ("bullies"). It is important to consider direct bullying and student prejudice when studying bullying behavior against youth of LGBT. - Bullying is a problem in the last century and has become a fashion. But thanks to social media, people are increasingly aware of issues related to bullying and how they are trending in today's society. You opened the news, heard that the child is being bullied, and the final result is suicide. Bullying is happening all over the world. It happens not only in our school and social network, but also in the workplace.