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*New* article, More People Are Learning The Truth About ABA
Popular media has begun picking up on both the science and the sentiment
medium.com/neurodiversifi…
#ADHD #Autistic #ActuallyAutistic #Autism #Neurodivergent #Neurodiversity #Writers #WritingCommunity #WritersLift #Write
Popular media has begun picking up on both the science and the sentiment
medium.com/neurodiversifi…
#ADHD #Autistic #ActuallyAutistic #Autism #Neurodivergent #Neurodiversity #Writers #WritingCommunity #WritersLift #Write
In May, an opinion article was published in Fortune Magazine discussing the controversy surrounding ABA. Written by a lawyer named Ariana Cernius, the article outlines some of the problematic history & legal issues associated with ABA.
fortune.com/2022/05/13/aut…
fortune.com/2022/05/13/aut…
This week, an article was published from my home province of Ontario. The reporter, @JessicaRDurling, included multiple perspectives in her story. Durling brought together voices from families, proponents of ABA, as well as Autistic self-activists who speak out about its harms.
"There are legitimate situations where an autistic person needs to be able to put their autistic behaviours aside. For example, how about a job interview"--Bruce McIntosh
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thepointer.com/article/2022-0…
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Me: "Oh, I'm sorry! I forgot to leave my autism at home for our job interview. Here, let me stick it in my purse, so as to make you more comfortable interacting with me, regardless of my actual qualifications for this job."
"put their autistic behaviours aside".
They're not "autistic behaviours", they're *human* behaviours from an Autistic human being. There is a difference: autism is our *neurology*. Being Autistic impacts one's entire brain & body. We can't just "set it aside" like an accessory.
They're not "autistic behaviours", they're *human* behaviours from an Autistic human being. There is a difference: autism is our *neurology*. Being Autistic impacts one's entire brain & body. We can't just "set it aside" like an accessory.
Idk who needs to hear this this #Pride but disability rights is an #LGBT issue and LGBT rights is a disability issue.
They overlap. ALOT. But yet I rarely see them brought up at the same time or the connections mentioned.
So as an LGBT disabled guy let me clue yall in
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They overlap. ALOT. But yet I rarely see them brought up at the same time or the connections mentioned.
So as an LGBT disabled guy let me clue yall in
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Sorry in addvance if this is all over the place. Not good at structuring my points. But i just wanted to bring members from both my communities together to see the similarities. Abled queers and cishet disabled ppl may not have been aware of eachothers issues.
Throughout history being queer has been seen as a mental condition, as a disability. It isn't of course, but it was and still is treated such.
It may shock cishet disabled people, but abled queers still do face *some* form of ableism, to this day.
It may shock cishet disabled people, but abled queers still do face *some* form of ableism, to this day.
