Stephen Beatty, the headmaster of Royal St. George’s College in Toronto, addressed the students about the importance of confronting wrongdoing. He spoke during a school assembly focused on the critical issue of sexual assault.
Beatty, known for his light-hearted approach with his customary dad jokes during Monday assemblies, chose a more serious tone this time. He strongly encouraged the young men at the all-boys school not to remain silent when faced with instances of misconduct.
His remarks come amidst frustrations concerning the silence of fraternity members at Cornell University regarding a recent issue of misconduct. Beatty highlighted the need for bravery and action in challenging situations and urged students to speak out against injustices.
By emphasizing this message, Beatty aimed to instill a sense of responsibility among students and promote a culture of accountability and integrity within the school community.
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