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I learned today that South Korean women are doing a full blown birth & relationships strike to combat misogyny and other structural issues in their society, enough that it’s actually statistically affecting birth rates and causing the govt to talk about changing policies.
Hmm…
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Hello autistic/ADHD people, I need your help for a lecture I am giving to students on the clinical psychology doctorate. Please only answer if you’re okay with being quoted anonymously!
What do you find hard about therapy as an autistic/ADHD person?
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For people with disabilities video games can serve as more than just entertainment—they can be a lifeline & a tool for connection. We need you! If you believe in the power of video games to bring people together to create moments of joy & connection, join SpawnTogether.com

ALT A photo of Kody with his gaming setup that includes several switches and buttons and an Xbox adaptive controller along with text that says '“I didn't think this would be possible!” shared Kody. “I can game and I have had a chance to play against someone on the internet. What a feeling!” followed by the SpawnTogether logo and the AbleGamers Charity logo
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Did I mention Sonic is raising money for AbleGamers with SpawnTogether this year? No? Well, SURPRISE.
You can join Sonic & @SEGA to support gamers with disabilities by donating or holding your own fundraiser.
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When you're an autistic person you have to take neurotypical people's comforting lines of "I'm sure it'll be fine" with a giant mountain of salt, especially when it comes to social interactions and how you'll be received. I always get friendly-tricked into believing it. 🤦
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A medical researcher filed a lawsuit asserting that, in terminating her funding, the institution had discriminated against her because she is disabled. According to the complaint, HHMI at first refused to provide accommodations and pressured her to leave. wapo.st/3KYGfGf
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Do you ever think Autistic people may find it hard to set boundaries because we’re so used to feeling uncomfortable, exhausted, confused, like we’re being difficult and demanding but also like we’re being taken advantage of that it’s hard for us to know how/where to draw a line?
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My only critique of the Barbie movie is that weird Barbie needed to have one of these as her dining room table
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hehehe I just got a form rejection on a query for the book that sold oop
keep on keepin' on, #amquerying, it really is v subjective
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33 years after the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), there's more to be done to realize its promise of disability inclusion, access, and rights. Let's continue this work, together.
Learn more about the ADA in this brief background: disabilityphilanthropy.org/r…
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You can watch Allie Cannington, Senior Manager of Advocacy at The Kelsey, share their full testimony on disability-forward housing before the US Senate Special Committee on Aging at bit.ly/3JYLkOj
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One in every 10 adults in the U.S. believes that HTML is a sexually transmitted disease.
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At the risk of losing what little sanity I have left:
INSULIN CANNOT BE “ABUSED” BY DIABETICS WHO NEED INSULIN TO LIVE.
Too much kills you. Too little kills you.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.




























