Stephen Beatty, the headmaster of Royal St. George’s College, recently addressed students at the all-boys school in Toronto about an important topic. He spoke about the need to break the silence surrounding sexual assault.
Beatty, known for his light-hearted approach to Monday morning assemblies, usually brings humor to the start of the school week by sharing dad jokes. However, his latest address carried a serious undertone, departing from his usual light-hearted introductions.
Beatty urged his students to act bravely and not remain silent when they witness wrongdoing. His message came in response to the silence he observed in fraternity brothers at Cornell. Through his speech, he encouraged the young men to take courageous stands in difficult moments and to play an active role in promoting justice and respect within their community.
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