Pro Sports Players, Leaders, and Domestic Violence

We shouldn't just watch this drama unfold.  Action to advocate for a zero tolerance for violence, not only in our schools, but in society, will help diminish the numbers of children affected...and they will be better learners and more whole as humans. Should we refrain from entering the domestic violence fray because what happens at home isn't our business?  Can we take another thing on? Do we have a choice? According to the research, there is a connection between hitting children and mental health and violence. Since we struggle with how to help aggressive children and those battling mental health issues, isn't it worth our time to advocate for prevention? Now might be exactly the right time to open and keep open the discussion about considering domestic abuse, physical punishment of children and where we are as a nation and as a community. Read more...

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