Bullying lowered my self-esteem a lot, it made me have the worst self-image. I felt like I was never going to have any friends, I felt like I was going to be alone my whole life. I felt like nobody cared about me. I even felt like my parents didn’t even care about me. It was like the whole world was out to get me when I was bullied. - Nathan, Tampa Bay area teen

In this issue of tb-two*, we tackle a subject that's everywhere: bullying. Students speak out about being bullied, being judged, Trayvon Martin and more. Check out everything from our bully pulpit below.

*Nathan's story: Gay junior tells how he's survived years of bullying. (with AUDIO)
 

*Bully regret: Videos of senior Jorge Quintana ; senior Matt Mitchell ; junior Amelia "Molly" August ; and senior Nona Evans.
 

*Marlene Miranda on why we look away when others are being bullied.
 

*Kailey Cleary of Chamberlain High: "I never really thought of bullying as that big of a deal . . .  But it got my attention when my friend Casey May committed suicide because of it." Read and listen to her story. (with AUDIO)


*Teen voices: What people are saying about being judged.


*Singer/songwriter Brandi Carlile talks about a local voice for teens and tolerance.

*Young, black and male: Teens' thoughts on Trayvon Martin

*Q and A with Trayvon Martin's stepmom: "He was just a good boy."