It’s just starts by a simple “game or ritual,” then ends up of having horrific consequences causing deaths, physical, emotional, and/ or mental instability. Hazing should be banned throughout the world because it’s the main cause of bullying, it’s the number one problem in colleges or universities, and it’s has resulted in outrageous deaths. There has been an increase of hazing throughout the years and even though there has been more help it just doesn’t seem to stop. Now in days hazing can be found in any sport activity but you might not identified it as is because many students are afraid to report it.That one situations that they say is no Big deal might end up to being the cover of the worldwide news. First of all, it’s the
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It occurs because in some results when students are trying to fit to with others. Also being accepted by them. They’re outnumbered “ritual” that occur in schools across the world. Hazing occurs in athletics, high schools, in fraternities and sororities around the world. “hazing is any activity expected of someone joining or participating in an group that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers them regardless of an persons willingness to participate.” Students are risking themselves, and potentially illegal behaviors to become a member of an group or team. There are currently 44 states that have anti-hazing laws. Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, and New Mexico, are the only states in the United States of America that don’t have anti-hazing laws. There are more than half of college students involved in clubs, teams, and organizations experiencing hazing. There is 75 percent of varsity athletics that have experienced hazing. Nine out of ten students experiencing hazing behaviors do not consider themselves to have been hazed. Hazing includes an enduring and dangerous rituals. A studied showed that 95 percent of students don’t report it for various of reasons or they think it’s simply “No Big Deal!” Despite the anti-hazing prevention there doesn’t seem to be an stop of hazing. Research says more than half of college students involved in clubs, teams, and organizations experience hazing. In the …show more content…
They are mostly unintentional deaths. Many die during the ritual process and more than 1.5 million deaths occur just each year. Tragic incidents seem to occur more and more throughout the years because of physical injuries. An example of a tragical event is when a Florida A&M drum major died over being hazed by an band member. At the time of the death, Robert Champion was 26 years old. Robert was a popular drum major at Florida A&M University marching band. He was just an usual university student trying to fit in with his peers. Mr. Champion was involved with an traditional ritual called “Crossing Bus C.” It consisted of band members walking in a bus at a dark, parking lot from one end of the parked bus, as other band members beat them. They accepted the ritual because it was tradition as a result to stroke respect and create bonds. In the trial process the orange county district attorney said, “he died because his friends beat him to death.” In Mr. Champion death there were originally 15 band members charged. Robert in result from the ritual he died from “hemorrhagic shock caused by blunt force trauma,” according to the medical examiner’s report. Mr. Champion was kicked, shoved, and struck with fists. Robert was brutally hit with drumstick and mallets by as many 20 band members ( it was dark). The goal was to reach the end of the bus quickly as possible. He didn’t walk off the bus because he died in the hotel parking lot.
It occurs because in some results when students are trying to fit to with others. Also being accepted by them. They’re outnumbered “ritual” that occur in schools across the world. Hazing occurs in athletics, high schools, in fraternities and sororities around the world. “hazing is any activity expected of someone joining or participating in an group that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers them regardless of an persons willingness to participate.” Students are risking themselves, and potentially illegal behaviors to become a member of an group or team. There are currently 44 states that have anti-hazing laws. Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, and New Mexico, are the only states in the United States of America that don’t have anti-hazing laws. There are more than half of college students involved in clubs, teams, and organizations experiencing hazing. There is 75 percent of varsity athletics that have experienced hazing. Nine out of ten students experiencing hazing behaviors do not consider themselves to have been hazed. Hazing includes an enduring and dangerous rituals. A studied showed that 95 percent of students don’t report it for various of reasons or they think it’s simply “No Big Deal!” Despite the anti-hazing prevention there doesn’t seem to be an stop of hazing. Research says more than half of college students involved in clubs, teams, and organizations experience hazing. In the …show more content…
They are mostly unintentional deaths. Many die during the ritual process and more than 1.5 million deaths occur just each year. Tragic incidents seem to occur more and more throughout the years because of physical injuries. An example of a tragical event is when a Florida A&M drum major died over being hazed by an band member. At the time of the death, Robert Champion was 26 years old. Robert was a popular drum major at Florida A&M University marching band. He was just an usual university student trying to fit in with his peers. Mr. Champion was involved with an traditional ritual called “Crossing Bus C.” It consisted of band members walking in a bus at a dark, parking lot from one end of the parked bus, as other band members beat them. They accepted the ritual because it was tradition as a result to stroke respect and create bonds. In the trial process the orange county district attorney said, “he died because his friends beat him to death.” In Mr. Champion death there were originally 15 band members charged. Robert in result from the ritual he died from “hemorrhagic shock caused by blunt force trauma,” according to the medical examiner’s report. Mr. Champion was kicked, shoved, and struck with fists. Robert was brutally hit with drumstick and mallets by as many 20 band members ( it was dark). The goal was to reach the end of the bus quickly as possible. He didn’t walk off the bus because he died in the hotel parking lot.