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Race, cyberbullying and intimate partner violence

  • Written by Roderick S. Graham, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Old Dominion University
imageThough popular culture might suggest otherwise, cyberbullying isn't just a white problem.tommaso79/shutterstock.com

Over the past two decades, cyberbullying has become a major focus for parents, educators and researchers. Stopbullying.gov lists several effects of cyberbullying, including depression, anxiety and decreased academic achievement.

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