article_snippet.sent: A police officer in Toronto, Ontario, has dyed his hair hot pink in order to protest against homophobia, discrimination and any acts of bullying towards LGBT people.
article_snippet.sent: Tickled: Toronto officer Luke Watson was more than happy to sport Toronto officer Luke Watson new hot pink hair in support of the Day of Pink event held on April 8 across Canada .
article_snippet.sent: the Day of Pinkwas born in Nova Scotia after two high school students intervened when a gay classmate, who was wearing a pink shirt, was being bullied.
article_snippet.sent: The pair of teenagers subsequently rallied with other members of the student body and donned pink in the days to come as an act of solidarity against bullying.
highlights_snippet.sent: Canadian policeman Luke Watson had Canadian policeman Luke Watson hair dyed as part of the Day of Pink event to fight against bullying in schools .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Pink event was started after two students stopped bullies from harassing a gay classmate in Nova Scotia .