So they go after DEI roles (which coincidentally, are the people whose job it is to protect the workers) and people cheered. Now they’re back for everyone else else’s job too and people are surprised. Of course.

I volunteer at my kids’ school a lot and I want to hold your hand when I say this:

There isn’t anyone you want to eff with less in this country than our teachers.

#DepartmentOfEducation

You should see me out in my community though:

Everything is mid-emergency, it’s all stuff I could make better, thus it is my responsibility to make it better and when I’m resting I feel guilty because now if it didn’t get done it’s my fault...

+ coffee.

Why, what are y’all doing? 🤪

Please remember that Sea Lioning trolls are folks who have been *trained* to draw you into a debate by pretending they ‘just want to understand’.

They will not read your examples. They will not follow your 🔗.

It’s all a ruse to waste your time and keep you busy on nonsense.

Block. 🦭

Hey so, in case you needed a sign:

Write the book about your abusers even if they were family.

Don’t wait until they are ☠️

Do it now while you can watch them hide in their houses wondering who has read it.

You’re already their villain, make it worth the price.

I’ve been sick this week so my kids decided I could run a daycare for their stuffies while I’m “just at home”.

For their entertainment I’ve set up some action shots. 🤪😅

Just so you know:

I’m hilarious in a room of other autistic and/or ADHD folks. 😅😘

#awesomelyautistic

Sesame Street was so meaningful to my life I wrote about it in my foster care book, indomitable.

Sesame Street and shows like it created a space for caring, nurturing educators to impact children living in poverty and callous invisibility.

It still does today.

We absolutely cannot let it go.

For those of you who read my book, I finally found where she was placed.

When I was growing up Audhd in Foster Care; everything was my ‘own fault’.

Abusers tried to convince me they *could* do whatever they wanted & no one would care.

But they were wrong. People did care.

I made real family & launched Indomitable surrounded by their support at my local bookstore. 📚

Just in case you’re in your research phase of a late autism diagnosis.

I’m Di, I write books about neurodiversity, including a memoir about growing up in the Foster Care System called Indomitable.

It’s POV stories from an Audhd-er.

Writing this book (finally) wasn’t about getting revenge on abusers; it was about taking Justice for those who never got to see it.

Also #IndiePublished authors! 😅🫠