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It’s #WorldAutismAwarenessDay 
and many are innocently trying to support autistic people by doing things we find offensive.
Why?
Because for too long non autistic ppl have dominated the discourse.
Please don’t #LightItUpBlue, support autism speaks, use PFL or puzzle pieces.
and many are innocently trying to support autistic people by doing things we find offensive.Why?
Because for too long non autistic ppl have dominated the discourse.
Please don’t #LightItUpBlue, support autism speaks, use PFL or puzzle pieces.
Most autistic people loath autism speaks. Please give to organizations like @NeuroClastic or @autselfadvocacy instead. #AutismAcceptance #AutismAwarenessDay https://www.google.com/amp/s/neuroclastic.com/2019/03/29/autism-speaks-just-no/amp/
#AutismAwarenessDay https://www.google.com/amp/s/neuroclastic.com/2019/03/29/autism-speaks-just-no/amp/
This image may seem cute to you, but it’s very patronizing and offensive to autistic people. First, most autistic people are not children, but most importantly:
We are not broken.
We aren’t missing a piece.
We are whole.
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay #AutismAcceptance
We are not broken.
We aren’t missing a piece.
We are whole.
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay
#AutismAcceptance
If you need to play semantics to remember we are people, please don’t make that our problem.
Person first language is inherently stigmatizing as its only use for attributes we see negatively.
Nobody says person with intelligence.
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay #AutismAcceptance
Person first language is inherently stigmatizing as its only use for attributes we see negatively.
Nobody says person with intelligence.
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay
#AutismAcceptance
The greatest gift you can give an autistic person today is acceptance of who they are.
Let’s move from #WorldAutismAwarenessDay to #AutismAcceptance
Let’s move from #WorldAutismAwarenessDay
to #AutismAcceptance
