Answer:

I will confront and educate them

Confront bullying. It takes courage, but talking to someone who’s bullying lets them know that their actions aren’t cool. If you’re worried about safety, make sure you tell someone your plan or bring someone with you. You also don’t have to talk face-to-face — you can send them a message to let them know that what they’re doing is wrong and hurtful. Sometimes, all people need to hear is “Hey, that’s not cool,” to make them think twice about their words and actions.

Explanation:

Some types of bullying — like bullying someone for their race, religion, or being gay or trans — is based on fear and ignorance. If you teach someone what you know about these things, you might be able to change the way they treat people.

Here are some ways to prevent bullying or support someone who’s being bullied:

1.) Talk with the person being bullied.Ask what you can do to help.

2.) Listen without making judgments.

3.) Let them know you care. Show that you’re a friend.

4.) Tell an adult you trust. If the bullying is happening in market, tell to brgy. tanod or opisyal na namamahala sa market.

5.) Take a stand as a group.

6.) Don’t repeat rumors.

7.) Confront bullying.

8.) Educate!

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