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Lately I've been thinking about who gets heard and who gets believed in Disabled communities.I'm also thinking about why there seems to be so much of a reluctance to identify

Christ, apparently saying "Hans Asperger himself did not kill any Autistic kids that we know of" is somehow Nazi apologism now.Sending Autistic kids to a clinic where they're at risk

Oh for chrissake what have I missed that an Autism-related word is trending. Oh. Oh no. This is really actually bad. Fucking Elon Musk. Now listen there wasn't a lot

So anyway the second shot.Got it in my left arm. No noticeable soreness at the injection site. I think I did better at relaxing this time.Had a couple of pangs

So I'm trying to find an affordable bully stick brand to subscribe to and reading reviews.Came across this.I feel confident both water and vinegar are actually chemicals. I mean the

I'm watching Tattoo Fixers for the first time and... it's a lot. Also wow why are British people always getting tattoos on their butts? I never really thought being a

So I'm just saying but if you're a true crime podcast host and you talk about psychopathy as though it's something someone can "have" like it's a legit mental illness

Just so we're clear, seeing a wheelchair user walk or stand or just be in a photo without a wheelchair does not mean they're lying about using a wheelchair.Ambulatory wheelchair

PSA: Blind people use social media for most of the same reasons sighted people do. You won't know without asking or being told if you have blind followers on social

Okay here are a bunch of new cats for adoption near me.Some of these I really had to remind myself I can't afford to adopt I'm just saying.Are you ready

I wasn't but thanks, this is entirely unhelpful in breaking down the complexities of intellectual ableism and racism and classism and elitism in US education.https://twitter.com/mollyhc/status/1307009864279916544 The thing is, pretendin

I think a lot about the damage of treating kids like problems.Like in families, in communities.If an adult says, "This kid is a problem," other adults tend to believe them