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guides on how to not be ableist and support people who are neurodivergent a thread :
really good for learning about autism https://actuallyautistic.carrd.co/ ">https://actuallyautistic.carrd.co/">...
a guide on how to be sensitive and not ableist on twitter/irl https://a-guide-to-ableism.carrd.co"> https://a-guide-to-ableism.carrd.co
the information of this carrd is literally in the title !! https://xenogenders.carrd.co/ ">https://xenogenders.carrd.co/">...
this WHOLE thread is important https://twitter.com/6kuros/status/1287604891016364033?s=21">https://twitter.com/6kuros/st... https://twitter.com/6kuros/status/1287604891016364033">https://twitter.com/6kuros/st...
know your audience !! personally i don’t get offended if someone calls me a freak BUT some people do so if you’re gonna say the word freak make sure you know who you’re saying it to !!
let& #39;s talk about terminalogy and the r slur itself. neurodivergent simply means "one whose neurological development and state are atypical." (neurodivergent people can struggle with sociability, learning, attention, mood
and other mental functions.) the r slur has been used against neurodivergent people for a long time to put us down and make us feel lesser. it has also been given a negative connotation and used as the equivalent to words such as dumb or stupid.
ableism doesn’t just look like calling someone a retard ( i am neurodivergent it is my slur to reclaim) it looks like making fun of a neurodivergents hyperfixations, making fun of someone using a cane or wheelchair, or not speaking up when u hear someone use the r slur
