Neither do I. But I don't see telling the targets to suck it up and
take it as a viable response, either ...

I do think it takes a 'community' response to successfully make a dent
in it, and empowering the kids to act on the problem together, as
Kathy's daughter's school has started to do, strikes me as a way to do
all kinds of positive things at once. Not just curb bullying, but
nourish the opposite of the sense of powerlessness that bullying feeds
off of...

Deirdre

On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 18:21:31 -0400, "CLP" wrote:

What do you do? I don't know.