Sticks and stones can hurt — but the wrong words can blow up your marriage before you can spit out, “You’re overreacting.” ...

Words, more than deeds, have become the weapons of choice to bully the vulnerable, as so many recent stories about cyber-bullying remind us. And for those who want to harm vulnerable groups ...

Words can heal and words can hurt – one minority doctor’s experience Ahmed Jakda Contributed to The Globe and Mail Published August 7, 2020 Updated August 9, 2020 ...

Just because we can’t see the wounds doesn’t mean they aren’t literally and physically there. 4. Some of us are more sensitive to pain—both social and physical— than others.

Words can hurt. Words can divide. We have no business defending adults who hurl the “n” word at small children. We are not the good guys when we do this.

Listen closely for hurtful words and other subtle signs of bullying, students urgedtheir teachers at Winnipeg's Catholic schools. As 250 teachers from schools in the Archdiocese of Winnipeg spent ...