The most widely viewed, discussed and controversial of all productions about bullying is 13 Reasons Why, the Netflix mega-hit series whose second season has recently been released. I greatly ...

Let’s use "13 Reasons Why" to grow our resistance, by creating more students like Lisa, who stand up to bullying and in the process save the lives of real-life Hannah Bakers. Best of Opinion ...

and why we need to open up about issues like suicide and bullying, no matter how uncomfortable they might seem. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: I just read Thirteen Reasons Why for the first time ...

Powerful, painful, important. “13 Reasons Why” is a new Netflix series based on a popular book that looks to tackle difficult subjects such as suicide, rape and bullying. The show follows Clay Jensen, ...

Sure, the bullying is mostly geared toward girls ... of watching a show like 13 Reasons Why, then we’re not on their wavelength. They know much more about their own lives than we do.

13 Reasons Why has sparked a lot of discussion since its release in late March, due to its depiction of suicide, depression, sexual assault, and bullying. Over the course of its first season, the ...

No matter how uncomfortable, teenage bullying and suicide are realities that need to be discussed, said Jay Asher, author of the New York Times best-seller “13 Reasons Why,” a young-adult ...

13 Reasons Why says it’s confronting tough truths about suicide and bullying. It’s not.

'13 Reasons Why' spreads suicide like a disease: Column ... It addresses rape, drugs and bullying. It is real, fans say. It is frank and honest, and will start needed dialogue.

teenage bullying and suicide are realities that need to be discussed, said Jay Asher, author of the New York Times best-seller “13 Reasons Why,” a young-adult novel that explores these themes.