Stop Bullying

I was listening to the radio this morning z104.3 in Baltimore to the Kane Show. The beginning of the clip I missed and caught part of Jennifer's airing. I had to listen to it all because of the short amount that I had already heard and the passion in her voice.

She responds to a viewers post regarding her weight and effect on the community including bullying.

This woman has the strength and courage to stand up for herself and everyone that is bullied with a strong response that I feel everyone should take the time to listen to and share as much as possible.

CBS' WKBT News Anchor Responds To Viewer Email Calling Her Fat

Read more: http://www.z1043.com/go/blogs/the-kane-show.html?page=3#ixzz28FQI9EsD

If there is anything we can do, it is teaching our young about respect and being kind to everyone. You don't know who they are, the way they live or their hardships. If you have a problem with someone then don't be mean and talk about what you don't know.

This brings me to Honey Boo Boo Child. The show on TLC is called Here Comes Honey Boo Boo. My friends happened to fall in love with Alana on Toddlers and Tiaras before the show aired. Once viewing the show I have a lot to say to the people that don't watch it. 

Think of it this way:

- This family eats together.

- This family works hard for what they want.

- This family supports each other.

- This family gives back to the community.

- This family enjoys their life.

They may be rednecks, rude and different. But they are a family, fun and worth a try. They have no problem being laughed at for being themselves. They won't be showing up in tabloids because you know they are already up to something to start with! Take a good look and think a little bit longer before you judge the people you find different than you.