February 25th Is Pink Shirt Day In Canada—A Campaign To End Bullying.

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Pink Shirt Day is a Canadian social campaign to end bullying.

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This fantastic campaign idea came from two incredible high school students from Nova Scotia who wore pink shirts to school in an effort to support a fellow student who was being bullied for wearing a pink shirt.

On February 25th, people across Canada donned pink shirts to raise awareness and bring an end to bullying.

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Pink shirt supporters in Nanaimo, BC.

#PinkShirtDay was trending on Twitter, and people were showing their support.

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Or, you know, the entire city of Vancouver.

Politicians got on board.

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And people opened up about their encounters with bullying—on both sides.

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Those who were bullied.

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And those who would like make amends.

Pink Shirt Day definitely started a dialogue about bullying.

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Let's hope that dialogue continues and we show each other how we can help instead of hurt.

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We can do this, Canada.