The reality star and her family join in the antibullying effort.
January 25 2013 8:12 PM EST
November 22 2017 12:19 AM EST
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The reality star and her family join in the antibullying effort.
Many schools and communities are observing Black Out Bullying Day today (and some are doing it for a whole week), with supporters asked to wear black T-shirts to take a stand against bullying of young people because of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic. The Honey Boo Boo gang got in on the act with this photo on Facebook.