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The Bully Chain : Episode 13: "Bullying Is Inevitable"

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A former bully and the person he tormented at school are both warning that bullying is inevitable.

They say instead of trying to stop it , we should all be pushing for “Harm Reduction”.

Decades after Clinton Fein bullied Bryan Schimmel at King David High School in Linksfield , the pair have struck up an extraordinary friendship based on forgiveness, and their mutual drive to help others avoid what they went through.

Hot1027’s Tara Penny has more…
8 Nov 2022 English South Africa Entertainment News · Documentary

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