When you have some authority — due to your age, your class, your gender, your race, or other external markers of power — you can intervene against people roughly of your status, or lower, to stop them from harming others. If you prepare and collect allies, you are unlikely to …
How can someone believe that? They must be [add your insult here.] They are not [add your insult here.] They are just …
If you see someone in trouble, and do nothing, you are a bystander. If you see someone in trouble, and you intervene …
Are you trying to figure out what to do when you witness hate or harassment in public? Here’s a Bystander 101 lesson. …
Who is taking the brunt of verbal and physical assault since the current President’s election? Immigrant women. According to the New York …