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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow does a public awareness campaign to "be best" help "teach kindness to children"?
The slogan seems at odds with the stated goals.
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/trump-lady-leave-hospital-days-55173693
She also launched a public awareness campaign called "Be Best" to help teach kindness to children as the president sat in the audience in the Rose Garden.
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How does a public awareness campaign to "be best" help "teach kindness to children"? (Original Post)
pnwmom
May 2018
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Sophia4
(3,515 posts)1. Melania??? Good question, pnwmom. Good question.
It's very simple English. Really basic words. Easy to spell. Easy to read.
The only words that would be easier would be "be good."
But, well . . . .
We all try to do our best, don't we?
And besides, bullying is the Republican way, isn't it?
Kittycow
(2,396 posts)2. How about "Be Kind" instead?
I'm sure Michelle Obama must have said that somewhere for Melania to lift
pnwmom
(110,217 posts)3. "Be Kind" would be a much better slogan.
It would fit with her anti-bullying goals and be grammatically correct.
