Bullying in School

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Bullying in School
Allan was a small tiny and intelligent African American boy at the age of 15 when he joined us during our sophomore year from a neighboring school. He was gentle kind and always quiet in class and would always spend time alone. Other students called him a weirdo because of how he dressed and talked and this gave many of us a chance to bully him around. This essay narrates one of the saddest events that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of myself and others.
As mentioned earlier on, Allan joined us during our sophomore year in Lakeview High School where he had hoped to realize his dreams of graduating with the best grades and join a good college. Allan, just like any of us students had bigger dreams in life that ended in vain. He was a quiet boy who minded nothing but his own business and while others found him weird and a nerd, he did his best and was named among students who came top of the class in his first term in a new school and new environment. However, Allan was a victim of many forms of bullying including physical, verbal, relational, and prejudicial.
As a class prefect, Allan could report to me how some of the classmates physically abused him by constantly shoving him and punching him when no one was looking. He specifically mentioned Bob who was a rich spoiled kid with a strong athletic body and a close friend. Therefore, because of my strong bond between Bob and I, I did not take any act...