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Audio: ‘Would anything really change if I wasn’t here?’ |
Kayla Manzella, a high school student in Oxford, Mich., describes being bullied and encouraged to kill herself by other students. Manzella is participating in a “13 reasons why not” campaign for suicide prevention; this audio was played over her high school’s loud speaker. |
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