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#1 | Back to Top09-29-2010 03:30:02 PM
- chrisb
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6th grade male cheerleader has arm broken by bullies
http://news.yahoo.com/video/us-15749625 … r-22181559
Strong kid standing up to do what he enjoys. I'm glad he has a lot of support right now.
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#2 | Back to Top09-29-2010 03:36:29 PM
Re: 6th grade male cheerleader has arm broken by bullies
Nice!
Actually, it isn't too abnormal to have male cheerleaders at all. There's male cheerleading team in Japan, too!
And they are proud, proud people: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG_hlZsM0J8
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#3 | Back to Top09-30-2010 08:28:49 PM
- Razara
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Re: 6th grade male cheerleader has arm broken by bullies
Cheerleading causes more injuries than any other school sport, so as far as I'm concerned, it's a sport that deserves respect towards its players! Breaking a boy's arm for being a cheerleader is completely unacceptable.
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#4 | Back to Top10-28-2010 06:19:09 PM
- Lightice
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Re: 6th grade male cheerleader has arm broken by bullies
In my country cheerleading was traditionally a male activity, though it doesn't work quite like the American equivalent - think of a bunch of large men with deep, loud voices, chanting for the team. No acrobatics or special uniforms or anything like that. Nowadays the American style cheerleading has gained some popularity, though.
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#5 | Back to Top06-16-2011 11:08:15 AM
- artemis88
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Re: 6th grade male cheerleader has arm broken by bullies
at least he didn't let them crush his spirit
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