I& #39;ve always been extraordinarily clear about the fact that my Unicorn Squad group is for black women and black women only. It isn& #39;t a secret because there is nothing to hide. A few months ago, somehow someone managed to completely flout that rule and get in undetected. 1/5

When I realize the person is in there and they shouldn& #39;t be, and they know they shouldn& #39;t, they were removed. No warning, no discussion, because there isn& #39;t anything TO discuss. Apparently they were subscribed to my email list and left me a scathing note the other day. 2/5

It said there is enough discrimination in the world, there shouldn& #39;t be any in the ADHD world. This person who invaded a space of mine that was supposed to be safe for me and the women in it ALL WHILE KNOWING she wasn& #39;t supposed to be there, yet had the nerve to scold ME. 3/5

This person violated me, then had the nerve to complain that she didn& #39;t understand why she was removed. The boldness leaves one speechless, truly.

It is not discriminatory to have safe spaces.

4/5

There is this push back from the neurodivergent community. Because we face oppression because of ableism, some feel they have a "we& #39;re all one" pass. That& #39;s not how it works!

People understand parameters until they realize they aren& #39;t the exception. Fragility much? 5/5