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How many of us (offline or online) say stop to a bully or offender?

How many of us turn the other way or ignore thinking 'what's the use of speaking up' or advise another person to 'calm down and ignore' when faced with bullying or offensive behaviour?

How many of us think 'I know what's right or wrong. You don't need to tell/teach me' when pulled up for questionable behavior / action?

How many of us believe that we can 'be the change for better'?

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