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Guests
- Kelby Johnson A gay teenager from Oklahoma whose story is featured in the documentary "Bully."
- Lee Hirsch Sundance- and Emmy-award winning filmmaker, directed the documentary "Bully."
- Dr. Joseph Wright Pediatrician, senior vice president, Child Health Advocacy Institute at Children's National Medical Center.
- Duane Thomas Practicing therapist in Baltimore, Maryland, assistant professor, Applied Psychology and Human Development Division of the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania, and a consultant to the documentary "Speak Up!"
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