windmakesfiredance
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One of the biggest complaints within the autistic community is that the only voices that people hear regarding autism are allistics (people who are not autistic). They dominate the discussion, often overshadowing the very people who they are trying to help. Many times, their efforts cause more harm than help, such as

I was going to look for this exact video to reply to the post!

1. EMS is called. They will charge her anywhere between $500-$1000 to take her to the hospital. Even if she has insurance, the insurance probably won’t cover the entire ride. She’ll be out of pocket anywhere from $25-400

I learned about the electoral college long ago, and it works exactly as it was intended to. Major metropolitan areas who are overwhelmingly in support of a single party shouldn’t have control of the country’s interests.

This is the rallying point for all of those people who are upset about their infringed upon Freedom of Speech. This is an individual who has been punished for her very legal protest efforts by a government official. While not technically illegal, Frelinghuysen’s actions come perilously close.

Wait... what’s this about me not being able to wear shorts in public?

First off, you absolutely need to know that airlines have the legal right to stop any passenger from flying at any time, even if the passenger doesn’t want to give up their seat.

This me!

Pedestrian and cyclist safety is important. But, like many other aspects of our lives, how we perceive cyclists is also exceedingly racist. We generally think of young, city-dwelling, well-off white people cycling for pleasure or workout, but many people within cities who are not white may ride bikes as a mode of

If anyone is looking for an autistic, femme-presenting, woman-loving person, I volunteer! I’ll even paint my skin green so I can be more like my favorite smol gem.

Ever since then I’ve avoided the area of Brooklyn where it happened and I get nervous about drinking coffee and walking in hot weather.

Not entirely related, but there’s a similar discussion going on in the developmental disability community, particularly in regards to autistics. Many of us feel that it’s asinine to cajole us to behave like “normal” people when our brains are just entirely different in ways that affect interpersonal communication and