The devastating impact of hatred and bullying in Orlando, USA.

6/ 12 A shooting incident occurred in a nightclub in Orlando, USA this morning, killing at least 50 people. This news once again highlights the topic of hatred and bullying. School bullying can be divided into "hate bullying" and "non-hate bullying". "Hate bullying" is defined as bullying based on prejudice such as religious belief, racial discrimination, gender or sexual orientation.

6/ 12 A shooting incident occurred in a nightclub in Orlando, USA this morning, killing at least 50 people. This news once again highlights the topic of hatred and bullying. School bullying can be divided into "hate bullying" and "non-hate bullying". "Hate bullying" is defined as bullying based on prejudice such as religious belief, racial discrimination, gender or sexual orientation. Hate bullying has far-reaching effects and even more devastating consequences. The anger and resentment accumulated by the victims for a long time may develop into anti-social personality and become perpetrators. In the sensational Virginia Tech shooting in 2007, Seung-Hui Cho, a Korean-American student who shot and killed 33 classmates and then shot himself, was bullied for a long time because of his racial background since middle school. Seung-Hui Cho's suicide note said, "You cornered me." ......

Donald Trump, the US presidential candidate, advocated "driving immigrants out of the United States" and "stopping Mexicans along the Great Wall of Wan Li on the US-Mexico border" ... which triggered a heated discussion in society and caused waves on campus.

Trump's remarks were supported by white supremacy people and aroused widespread concern. Campus ethos reflects social ethos, and social discrimination will also aggravate the school bullying problem. Long-term campus hate bullying has a far-reaching impact and is a dangerous mine of social unrest.

Murray, CEO of Parenting Journey, a nonprofit family support organization in Massachusetts? Maury Peterson said: "We are worried that the Trump phenomenon will ruin the prevention and control of bullying in American schools. 」

Hate bullying has the most far-reaching impact.

School bullying prevention and control project in the United States is long and arduous. 1999, a survey by the U.S. Department of Justice pointed out that the proportion of students bullied in the United States in the past six months was as high as 13.2%, which attracted attention from all walks of life. Since then, 14, the Ministry of Justice has continuously followed up the prevention and control achievements in school bullying. By 20 13, the proportion of students bullied in the United States in the past six months has dropped to 6.6%, and the number of victims has halved.

The analysis of ChildTrends, a non-profit research organization, points out that the achievements of preventing bullying in American schools in the past 10 years are largely attributed to the reduction of "hate bullying", which is a difficult and long process, but it is easy to destroy.

School bullying can be divided into "hate bullying" and "non-hate bullying". "Hate bullying" is defined as bullying based on prejudice such as religious belief, racial discrimination, gender or sexual orientation.