“These are the adults that parents have entrusted to nurture and protect their children,” said CAIR Sacramento Valley civil rights attorney Dustin Johnson at a news conference Wednesday in Sacramento.
The report “demonstrates how far we have to go to raise awareness and to protect our students from bullying. While the report shows a decrease in overall reporting of bullying experiences, the rate of bullying of Muslim students is far too high,” Johnson said.
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