1 yellow star, 1 pink star...

These symbols, loaded with a dark history, were mentioned by Gabriel ATTAL on TF1, testifying to the school bullying that marked his adolescence.

He is not alone. Invisible stars weigh on so many others, symbols of the intolerance and exclusion that tear at the fabric of our society.
Imagine a world where your name, your appearance, or those you love become targets.

It is a world where bullying children, armed with prejudices, relentlessly pursue other children, weaving a real isolation around them. It is not about bickering, but a cruel and dangerous hunt, which can lead to death.

We need to ask ourselves how we can eradicate these behaviors that are undermining our playgrounds and beyond. How can we build empathy?
How can we make people understand from a young age that difference is not something to be feared?
That seeking collective strength does not mean being gregarious and sometimes following toxic leaders?
How can we help children to stop being victims of other children, to break the poisonous bonds that persecutors seek to establish with them?

How to protect the privacy and dignity of each child?

Ending harassment is not just a matter of justice, it is a vital emergency.

Let’s open the dialogue. If you or someone you know is carrying these invisible stars, how can we collectively lighten this burden?

Your story, your suggestions, and your hopes can shape a future where fear and shame change sides.

Share them with us and together let's work for a world where every star can shine without fear.

Author: Frédric Ballner, CEO TOPLA