Since Trump’s rise to the nation’s highest office, his inflammatory language has seeped into schools across America.
The president's rhetoric has changed the way hundreds of children are bullied in American classrooms, The Post has found. wapo.st/trumpbullying
The president's rhetoric has changed the way hundreds of children are bullied in American classrooms, The Post has found. wapo.st/trumpbullying
Just as Trump has repeatedly targeted Latinos, so, too, have school bullies.
Of the incidents The Post tallied, half targeted Hispanics. wapo.st/trumpbullying
Of the incidents The Post tallied, half targeted Hispanics. wapo.st/trumpbullying
Students hurl "build the wall" or "go back to where you came from" at children of color.
School staff members intimidate students.
Not always, though, are offenders removed from the classroom. wapo.st/trumpbullying
School staff members intimidate students.
Not always, though, are offenders removed from the classroom. wapo.st/trumpbullying
For educators, the ongoing threat of politically charged harassment is impossible to ignore.
Schools have canceled mock elections, banned political gear, formed student-led mediation groups and created committees to develop anti-discrimination policies. wapo.st/trumpbullying
Schools have canceled mock elections, banned political gear, formed student-led mediation groups and created committees to develop anti-discrimination policies. wapo.st/trumpbullying
