Does anyone in this thread have any proof that the beating is race based?
Does anyone have any proof that the reason the media did not cover it simple because black people hate whites? Or because the girl beaten was white, and the girl doing the beating was black?
NOPE.
Kids beat each other every day in America, no, seriously, they do. They send each other to the hospital every month.
THIS SHIT IS ROUTINE. We all were bullied as kids. GET REAL!
No one gave a damn.
Bullying and school violence happens every damn month, week and day. And there are teen gangs all throughout this nation.
Kids really don't give a shit about race like you boomers do, they really don't. STOP PROJECTING!
I had made friends with some of them many many years ago. They tend to come from broken homes.
This shit ain't new. It is like you folks live in some bubble or alternate universe.
. . either that, or you WANT to beleev this toxic narrative by these foreign/foundation agitators that WANT to tear us apart as a nation. Yoar first clue you are being duped? You are agreeing/on the some side of this false narrative as agitator Curried Goats.
Violence and misbehavior are among the many reasons educators have been leaving the profession by the thousands.
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Gangs recruit through subterfuge
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Why Do They Join?
". . . Reasons cited by experts as to why young people join gangs include love, money, respect, discipline, belonging, identity and recognition. Rudinski says these factors are important, but he believes the main reason is bullying.
“The more I am in schools the more I think everything revolves around bullying. They join for protection,” he says.
Gangs use violence to create fear. For young people, fear means respect. Gangs recruit through subterfuge, such as countering their criminal activities with good works in the community; seduction of a glamorous lifestyle; obligation and coercion. Some teens will seek out a gang on their own.
Rudinski notes that prejudice and misunderstanding and distrust of other cultures foster gang development. Young people come into schools from various neighborhoods, communities or countries. They are picked on because of race, material possessions and language.
He says mass media and pervasive violent images have a powerful influence on teens. Music, television, movies, magazines, video games and Internet sites are full of violent messages. Often parents have no idea what their children are listening to, viewing or reading.. . . "