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Are people really like crumpled paper?

A misguided but well-intentioned anti-bullying message went viral recently. The “crumpled paper” exercise has been used by adults for many years to try to reduce bullying among kids. A mother made a TikTok video in which she conducts the crumpled paper exercise with her children to teach them not to be mean to anyone because […]

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by Michael Cook Nov 26, 2017Apr 19, 2020 / 1 min /