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Melania Trump,
America's historic first lady pledged before the election that she would lead a
campaign against cyber bullying.
But so far, say
leaders and activists in anti-cyber bullying efforts, neither Trump nor her
East Wing staff have not reached out, nor have they responded to offers to
help.
"I'm not
seeing any movement towards an initiative that she's endorsed," says first
lady historian Myra Gutin of Rider University in New Jersey.
"She's hired some staff but not up to the level that other first
ladies have done by now."
Trump's
press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, says the anti-cyber bullying effort is
still a work in progress. "Mrs. Trump is being very thoughtful when it
comes to building out her initiatives," Grisham said in an email.
Her
declaration brought out plenty of ire on social media from those who
consider Donald Trump the definition of a cyber bully given his aggressive
social media attacks against anyone who piques his fury. Read the full story here
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