As students in Detroit prepare to head back to school, the topic of bullying is being discussed. Defeat the Label is an organization involved in this conversation. Jamie Sherrod has spoken with the Executive Director of Defeat the Label, Jamie Kaniarz, about bullying.
This discussion is relevant as the new school year approaches. Further details about the discussion between Jamie Sherrod and Jamie Kaniarz are available from FOX 2 Detroit, the source of this information.
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