The NFL typically deals with scandals surrounding player lockouts, crooked referees, and concussions. Bullying? Not so much. However, the issue has come to the forefront during the recent scandal surrounding Miami Dolphin teammates’ in-person and cyberbullying of left tackle Jonathan Martin. Martin, a Stanford graduate and former top protector to Andrew Luck, left the Miami… Continue reading Cyberbullying Hits NFL Locker Rooms with Jonathan Martin Scandal
The charge for texting while driving homicide represents a new step in the nation’s war against texting on America’s roads. Jennifer Sahoye, a New Jersey woman, was originally charged with causing death while driving with a suspended license. But, when it emerged that she had been texting while driving during the fatal accident, the new… Continue reading New Jersey Woman Faces Charge for Texting While Driving Homicide
The effort to stop cyberbullies may now be led by students, as Oregon students in Beaverton have developed the T.H.I.N.K poster to stop cyberbullies. T.H.I.N.K is an invention by the students, imploring their peers to stop cyberbullies and consider their actions before taking them. T.H.I.N.K stands for: T stands for ‘is it true?’ H is for is… Continue reading Oregon Students Create T.H.I.N.K Poster to Stop Cyberbullies
The California cyberbullying law turns up the heat on harassers by giving schools more power to fight cyberbullying on and off campus. Governor Jerry Brown has signed Assembly Bill 256, the new California cyberbullying law, which allows for more disciplinary action to be taken by schools when bullying is present at school or even at… Continue reading California Cyberbullying Law Gives Schools More Tools to Fight Harassment
MMGuardian A35 Key Features
