Amber cole who is she

Cyber bullying must STOP and today shuld be the last day anyone is bullied! Jordanmariebaby posted a video response on YouTube addressing the Cole situation.

The video has gone viral. Alexander Dill of the Examiner writes, What Amber Cole consented to was a desperate act she thought would win back her ex-boyfriend, who also happened to be her first love.

This was an emotionally starved, emotionally lost young lady whose self-esteem had been so severely damaged that she thought this was the only way for her to win back someone she loved. Don't you see the tragedy in that? Dill says that the real problem is not what Cole did but rather the fact that social networking promotes the spread of sensitive digital content, regardless of whether the individual filmed gave consent or not.

Because it raises just about every teen issue in the book: Underage sexual activity, breaking school rules, lying and bullying. In case you haven't heard the controversial story; Amber Cole is a year-old girl who was filmed while performing oral sex on her boyfriend in her school grounds. As soon as the video was released, it went viral and Cole became a prime target of cyber bullying. When people first saw Amber Cole trending on Twitter they first asked who she was. Once the story got out, Twitter flooded with condemning statements that later opened up an entire social media campaign to Leave Amber Cole Alone.

Even those who did not approve of the girls actions supported her with fear that the movement against her could lead to her suicide, following cyber bullying trends of the past. She is not a criminal, she is just a girl and she wasn't even having sex so leave Amber Cole Alone, tweeted Sarahscrub. Have these boys come to believe that girls exist purely to be exploited for sexual pleasure and, and in some cases, bragging rights on the Internet? Consider also the same survey found that one in five black boys said that other people make them feel like sex is the only they have to offer anyone.

What happened was likely more akin to coercion, and a feeling of sexual powerlessness that many young girls are trapped by every day, without the attention of cameras and Twitter.

The incident only magnifies more findings of the Essence teen sex survey — that one-third of black girls believe boys only want them for sex, and nearly 1 in 4 black girls have had sex with a boy because they were afraid of losing him. Also consider that 72 percent of young African-Americans believe that the media sends the message that the most important quality of black women is their sex appeal.

Anna Belle, using the Twitter hashtag AmbersArmy, has been on a round-the-clock campaign to get all the links to the video removed, with some success. The Memphis Police Department is also now looking into the video , saying that no one has been charged yet, but that their Sex Crimes Unit is investigating.