Now this is just taking the piss.
Why has someone at the BBC thought this should be a top story, What is relevant here? Or are the BBC getting back handers?
BBC News - TEDWomen: Why it's OK to be average
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Wasn't there a female politician who admitted that when pregnant she went on a smoulder and advocated other women should do the same. Not sure that went down too well with the sisters.

That article reminds me of the comedy sketch which is a charity appeal on behalf of a lower middle class family. They haven't quite got the nicest car or the expensive holidays that their neighbours have so we should all chip in.

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This stuff really is a new low.
I have great sympathy for anyone seriously bullied at school because it is plain wrong but to highlight these examples for propaganda purposes is an insult to anyone who has experienced serious bullying.

I suspect anyone who wants to publicise it in this way.

I agree, I still un less prooved wrong can't see the racist element to this story?

What has that do to with anything? I bet that cost a fair bit of taxpayers dosh and for what? Its not like the BBC has to advertise itself as most of us pay a license fee I think we've worked out who they are.

I wouldn't mind if they ran an advert highlighting the programs over Xmas but this is just like those stupid car adverts where they don't tell you anything about the car they want you to buy.

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If the BBC actually gave a sh1t they would give these people the relief of not having to pay £150 quid a year to partake in their neo liberal 'progressive' BS.

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