City of Milwaukee creates new bullying task force
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Posted: Oct 24, 2018 4:15 PM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee's Common Council has created a task force to address bullying.
Local activist Tracey Dent was instrumental in the creation of the Bullying Task Force. He said today his own daughter has been a victim of bullying in school.
"As a parent, you feel helpless. And it tore me apart. It tore my wife apart. And you know it's just that we have to do something because when I felt that way, I could just imagine other parents, how they feel," said Dent.
Dent will be a member of the city's new task force.
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