Title: Bullying Statistics In The US 2018: True Facts And Numbers
Headings: Bullying Statistics Show Some Signs Of Improvement But Still Remain Absolutely Horrific
Bullying Statistics Show Some Signs Of Improvement But Still Remain Absolutely Horrific
Bullying statistics in the US 2018
Facts and risk factors about bullying
Where bullying happens
Effects of bullying

Content: And around 60% of children reported that somebody said something mean to them online. This means that basically almost every second child is at risk of experiencing bullying at a very young age, and it is practically impossible to prepare them. Cyber bullying statistics is getting worse with the mass availability of technologies: more than 50% of LGBTQ youth are constantly bullied online. Physical bullying statistics don’t seem to improve. According to the Bureau of Justice School, 46% of males and 26% of females have been victims of physical bullying. We know that boys fight, but it feels surreal to realize that every fourth girl has been physically harassed or even assaulted. Although a lot of efforts have been devoted to solving the racial discrimination issue, about 25% of African-American, 22% of Caucasian, 17% of Hispanic, and nearly 10% of Asian students have reported being bullied at school. Nearly three-quarters of students admit they have seen incidents of bullying at least once. Approximately the same percentage of school personnel have also become witnesses.