Bully-Proof Program teaches kids to speak out
Brian Skinner, a teacher of Muay Thai kickboxing, mixed martial arts, boxing, grappling and other martial-arts oriented fitness classes, speaks to students at Lee Williams High School about bullying in January 2019. (Photo by Michael Chan/For The Miner)
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