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A Sincere Compliment (Video)

January 29, 2013 by The Good Feed Blog Editors Leave a Comment

How one group of Iowa students is combating cyber-bullies.

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Hollywood Hacker Gets 10 Years for Ruining Lives Over the Internet

December 20, 2012 by the Editors 1 Comment

Christopher Chaney gets ten years for violating privacy in the grossest of ways.

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Preparation to Die

December 18, 2012 by Billy Johnson II 7 Comments

What does a psychologist do when despair leads to suicidal thoughts?

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How to Help Someone Who Is Feeling Suicidal

December 8, 2012 by W.R.R. 20 Comments

People who admit to having suicidal thoughts are saying, “I just want the pain to stop.”

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News Anchor Takes Fatphobic Bully to Task on TV

October 3, 2012 by Justin Cascio 18 Comments

Justin Cascio applauds Jennifer Livingston for taking a strong anti-bullying stance against a person who sent her a fat-phobic email.

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Internet Bullying and Youth Suicide

June 18, 2012 by S. Maxam 2 Comments

Shawn Maxam wonders if technology and social media prevents us from showing compassion to our fellow human beings.

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CNN Contributor Dana Loesch Attacked on Twitter, Her Husband Suspended For Defending Her

April 30, 2012 by Lauren Hale 54 Comments

Lauren Hale watched a Twitter fight turn threatening last night, as Tea Party member and CNN Contributor Dana Loesch was attacked and threatened, and her husband ousted from the Twitter community for coming to her aid.

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Trolling Could Cost You $250,000

April 3, 2012 by Joanna Schroeder 17 Comments

Joanna Schroeder hates trolls as much as the next online magazine editor, but thinks the new bill before Arizona’s governor goes too far.

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Thursday HuffPost Edition – Ten things I've learned from bullies

December 1, 2011 by Josh Bowman Leave a Comment

1. When I was in elementary school, I was pretty scrappy and I had big enough friends that I ended up pretty much on top of the social hierarchy by grade six. I teased certain girls in my class and I was a little jerk. My transition to being nearly friendless and painfully uncool in [...]

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