I care because I have grandchildren and they will one day have to go to school and I would like to teach them how to be kind instead of cruel I will be teaching my grandchildren how to be kind and loving and helpful to others because this is the same way I raise my children how to be kind and helpful to others so that's why I care I care that my grandchildren will hopefully if there ever see anyone is having any problems that they'll step in and help the person that's why I care and if there's anything I can do for any particular agency as a mother a grandmother a citizen please let me know thanks so much for the platform

Gloria , 50, Texas

I think that bullying should be illegal because kids are harming themselves with there lives. Kids are being bullied everyday and the best way to stop it is to address it before it starts because if you do then the bully will not be able to do anything about it. Bullies usually pick on kids that are younger than them because they feel like they need to have power over people. This should not be happening because every day a kid gets bullied they are in danger of harming themselves or someone else so they can be accepted by the person that is bullying them. BULLYING MUST STOP!

Tylan, 11, Alpheretta

I was bullied and it caused me to bully but then realize what I did was wrong and that I started losing my friends. This caused me to change and now I support all the people who suffers from bulling.. 
I recently had a friend's friends who shot himself 4x because he couldn't take it anymore. He was called so many names at school. One's life shouldn't be taken away from people who looks in the outside of the person.

Abegael, 13, Jax, Fl

I have been bullied relentlessly, and despite the school's bully prevention program. In a private elementary school and junior high, I got called names, taken advantage of, and left out on a daily basis, simply because I had a talent. I was bullied from second grade all the way until the end of eighth grade. I eventually lost my talent, but they wouldn't let my label go. They made me believe it was a bad thing to be unique, to be different. They bade me believe that I truly was useless, that the world really would be better off without me. They made me believe that suicide was the only option.
I struggled through and made it to high school, where I was finally free. I made new friends who showed me it's great to be different. Being different makes us who we are.

Bailey, 18, Orange, CA