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Hi Maria! Really great video, I spoke about some of the same things that bullying and cyberbullying is really important to be aware of as some kids may not feel comfortable enough talking about it even with their own parents. In the documentary It was really sad to see how someone lost their life from bullying and cyberbullying. The articles were also very informative as it gave multiple ways that cyberbullying is shown as well as bullying in school, and the important signs that everyone should be aware of and know that their voice matters if they need to speak up and say something before it’s too late. I think we both made similar points that in these articles and documentary it gave lots of resources and information on how to prevent bullying and what to do when its happening.