US EditionThe Side of Shame
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Sara was 17 years old. Those who knew her remember her as a cheerful and committed girl. She volunteered at ANFAS, accompanying people with disabilities. She had empathy for those who were different. And yet, she did not find that same respect for her. The family of the young woman who died in Cintrúenigo maintains that she had been suffering from school harassment and cyberbully for years. A wear and tear that left invisible wounds, of those th…
We should never write these words. We should never fire a 17-year-old girl because of harassment. Sara was an Anfas volunteer for a couple of courses. She accompanied people with disabilities with an unusual sensitivity and maturity in someone her age. She had a special ability to connect, to listen, to make people feel good. Her death fills us with sadness, impotence and deep reflection. Because many of Anfas’s participants know very well what …
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