Do Schools Just Ignore Non-Violent Bullying Thinking It Prevents Worse Problems?

Mary said:
Bullying reflects underlying social hierarchies that schools are sometimes complicit in maintaining.

Exactly. Schools often only intervene when it’s someone they favor who is affected, which shows a bias in how resources and attention are allocated.

Mary said:
Bullying reflects underlying social hierarchies that schools are sometimes complicit in maintaining.

A system’s purpose is reflected in its actions.