Introduction

Question 1

Disabled children are 2 to 3 more times likely to get bullied rather than a child that is considered “normal.”

Answer 1

Why should someone looking or acting different be an excuse for someone to walk all over them? Why should we harass someone over something they cannot control? Why are we allowing blatant bullying to happen right before our eyes?

Question 2

While this statistic may be shocking to some, it is a common thing that happens in the real world and may even go over your head.

Answer 2

For instance, bullying, how history treated the disabled, disabilities being used as the “butt of the joke,” exploitation, and finally, stereotypes.

Question 3

Maybe I seem “too dramatic” to the ones who don’t understand.

Answer 3

If we finally opened our eyes, we would see how much of a problem this truly is.

Question 4

Why should someone looking or acting different be an excuse for someone to walk all over them?

Answer 4

Why should we harass someone over something they cannot control?

Question 5

Why should we harass someone over something they cannot control?

Answer 5

Why are we allowing blatant bullying to happen right before our eyes?

Question 6

Why are we allowing blatant bullying to happen right before our eyes?

Answer 6

While this statistic may be shocking to some, it is a common thing that happens in the real world and may even go over your head.

Question 7

While this statistic may be shocking to some,

Answer 7

it is a common thing that happens in the real world and may even go over your head.

Question 8

For instance, bullying,

Answer 8

how history treated the disabled,

Question 9

how history treated the disabled,

Answer 9

disabilities being used as the “butt of the joke,”

Question 10

disabilities being used as the “butt of the joke,”

Answer 10

exploitation, and finally, stereotypes.

Question 11

introduction

Answer 11

Disabled children are 2 to 3 more times likely to get bullied rather than a child that is considered “normal.” Why should someone looking or acting different be an excuse for someone to walk all over them? Why should we harass someone over something they cannot control? Why are we allowing blatant bullying to happen right before our eyes? While this statistic may be shocking to some, it is a common thing that happens in the real world and may even go over your head. For instance, bullying, how history treated the disabled, disabilities being used as the “butt of the joke,” exploitation, and finally, stereotypes. Maybe I seem “too dramatic” to the ones who don’t understand. If we finally opened our eyes, we would see how much of a problem this truly is.