The allegations against Herman Cain have once again highlighted how much fun it is to be the girl who points the finger, with one woman who has come forward with a description of an encounter already the subject of middle-school-type mockery while another has said she won't be making a public statement because she doesn't want to be another Anita Hill.
Strangers who never dare to send their children to school for fear of mockery.
Mockery at school has left her anxious and sad, and going out is a torment: the fear of being stared at keeps her virtually housebound.
On top of that, last week Peña Nieto was accused last week of plagiarizing much of his law school thesis, provoking widespread mockery on social media.
None of the children's names were redacted by Wikileaks, leading to concerns the children will be singled out for mockery in schools already fearful of bullying, both in person and online.
Your failing to act would betray the trust of rule-abiding members, undermine your group's mission and invite the mockery of the school community.
TripAdvisor, Wayfair and pet-food maker Nutrish on Thursday became the first major brands to say they will stop advertising on Laura Ingraham's Fox News program in response to the host's mockery of a school shooting survivor from Parkland, Fla.
On Monday, Agence France-Presse reported, Tunisia's education minister ordered an investigation into another video made over the weekend at a school outside Tunis that included the mockery of Islamists.
Barry Loser star of Jim Smith's I Am Not a Loser series similarly learns to cope as he runs the gauntlet of the kind of mockery everyone dreads about school.
(In one, he reports that the district commissioner, "unlike the pure English blooded Englishman," had commanded a group of school children "to sneer, and jibe, and jeer" at him, enacting "a political mockery drama like that of, 'Ecce.
