Ashley Lovelace
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- you're worthless
- nobody supports your career
- your singing is terrible
- Rip Ashley Lovelace
- Ashley Monet Lovelace was an American social media celebrity who rose to power through her Instagram account. Growing up in Las Vegas, her childhood ambition was to work in the show business. She loved fashion and singing in particular. She joined Instagram to express herself and gradually began posting short videos of herself singing which is where all the trouble began.
- Ashley Lovelace Foundation
- In response to numerous instances of cyberbullying and her mental health issues, she committed suicide in January 2019, shocking many. She was experiencing this alone at the age of sixteen.
- STOPCYBERBULLYING
- Ashley Lovelace died on January 21, 2019. Due to bullying, Ashley reached the limit and committed suicide. Ashley's family was traumatized by this unfortunate event. Stacey Pak and Terrance Lovelace were overwhelmed by the loss of a baby girl.
- A higher proportion of female students are bullied at school than of males.
- Suicide is the third leading cause of death for young people
- Ashley's parents used the donation to set up a foundation in memory of Ashley. They aim to educate teens and families about the seriousness of bullying and cyberbullying. Ashley's parents, Stacey and Terence, have joined forces with other foundations to share Ashley's story. Charities empower and act as voices for those who cannot speak for themselves.
- You can regularly remind yourself of reminders that encourage you to think about the problem and focus on it to stop cyberbullying. Through online participation and interaction, you can teach teens to make wise choices.
- Since Ashley's death, many other social media celebrities have taken the lead in openly discussing cyberbullying and its dire consequences. The moral of the story Cyberbullying can cause serious physical, mental and emotional damage to the victim's mind and spirit, so cyberbullying must be stopped.
- 27% of high school students are cyber bullied
- 20.2% of students report being bullied.
- 75% of students are called names and insulted. 12% are the subject of rumors and 5% are pushed, tripped and shoved.
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