Learning for LifeandWork
May 28, 20201 min
Updated: Dec 7, 2023
What is racist bullying?
Racist bullying is the persistent harassment of someone because of the colour of their skin, race and/or ethnic origin. The person may experience verbal taunts, physical attacks or have rumours spread about them just because of the colour of their skin, race and/or ethnic origin.
How can a young person deal with racist bullying?
The young person should:
Tell someone what has been happening - this could be a parent/guardian, a friend, a teacher in school.
Try to stand up for themselves as much as possible by ignoring the bully, not responding to them and not giving them any attention.
Think about not being on their own when they know the bully is about.
Consider contacting the police about the incidents.
Consider talking to someone at an organisation that can give advice and help with the bullying experience such as:
Check out the CCEA GCSE Learning for Life and Work Second Edition Textbook to find out more or check out: My Revision Notes: CCEA GCSE Learning for Life and Work: Second Edition
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