WWE Wrestlers Teach Kids To "Be A Star"

Several WWE wrestlers visited Atlanta's Hope Hill Elementary school to join together and use their star-power to help fight bullying. Their visit was part of an initiative called Be A Star, an acronym for "Show Tolerance And Respect."  

Kofi Kingston talked about bullying during his childhood, and how he was also embarrassed to admit there were times he sat back and watched others get bullied and did nothing to help stop it. Fellow wrestlers Layla and Hornswoggle also spoke about various aspects of bullying and told kids how to be part of the solution. 

As an added bonus, 100 Hope Hill Elementary students were special guests of the WWE at Monday night's RAW event at Philips Arena.

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