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What Would You Do? – Gay Bullying

By Sean Horlor • October 31, 2010 8:23 pm EDT

ABC News recently aired a segment fron its What Would You Do? series on gay bullying. The basis for the series involves ABC producers setting up an ethical dilemma, hiring actors and then recording the reactions of an average person via hidden camera.

Check out the rest of the series. It’s a total time-burglar.

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