Wear the Message. Break the Cycle.
The message behind Bullying Is a Drug is more than something you read. It's something you can carry with you, talk about, and stand behind.
More Than Merchandise. It's a Message.
Bullying Is a Drug, written by Jerry L. Green, explores the way bullying can affect confidence, self-worth, relationships, trust, emotions, and behavior. The T-shirt and hoodie give supporters a way to carry that message beyond the pages of the book — into schools, workplaces, and everyday life. Not "this is a shirt." This represents something.
Bullying Is a Drug T-Shirt
A lightweight, everyday statement. Wear it to start the conversation — at school, at work, or anywhere the message needs to be heard.
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Carry the Message Further.
Bullying Is a Drug Hoodie
A bolder, heavier layer for carrying the message wherever you go. For supporters who want their stand for change to be unmistakable.
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Get the HoodieWhy Wear the Message?
Start Conversations
A visible message can create an opportunity to talk about bullying, respect, empathy, and accountability.
Represent the Mission
Carry a reminder that bullying should not be normalized or ignored.
Spread a Positive Message
Turn a piece of merchandise into an opportunity to promote healthier relationships and environments.
Wear the Story
Take the message of Bullying Is a Drug beyond the pages of the book.
The Book + The Merchandise
Bullying Is a Drug explores how bullying can affect confidence, self-worth, relationships, trust, and behavior. The merchandise gives supporters a way to carry that message beyond the pages of the book and into everyday life. The book provides the message — the merchandise gives supporters a visible way to carry it.
A Message Born From Experience
Jerry L. Green brings first-hand insight from thousands of hours spent inside the reality of K-12 school bullying — working directly with students, parents, and school leaders to understand what actually happens, and what actually helps.
Jerry L. Green
Subject Matter Expert, K-12 School Bullying
Wear the Message.
Stand for respect. Start conversations. Help carry the message beyond the book.