u.s. teens experiences with cyberbullying by group\n% of u.s. teens who say they have experienced bullying…

u.s. teens experiences with cyberbullying by group\n% of u.s. teens who say they have experienced bullying online or on their phone\ngroup experienced any type of cyberbullying* offensive name - calling spreading of false rumors recieving explicit images they didnt ask for constant asking of where they are, what theyre doing, who theyre with, by someone other than a parent physical threats having explicit images of them shared without their consent\nu.s teens 59 42 32 25 21 16 7\nboys 59 42 26 20 18 16 5\ngirls 60 41 39 29 23 16 9\nwhite 62 48 33 25 21 16 8\nblack 61 31 30 25 19 14 5\nhispanic 56 38 33 28 24 18 8\n* this includes any category of bullying: a majority of teens have experienced some form of cyberbullying\ndata from pew research center report: a majority of teens have experienced some form of cyberbullying\nquestion: how much more often are hispanic teens receiving explicit images than white or black teens\n3% more often\n28% more often\n25% more often\n5% more often

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