Courtney Johnson
@justkeepstimming.bsky.social
Autistic, 28. Brain injury, chronic illness, etc.
AAC user, professional gravity tester.
Assistant to 2 cats. 🐾
Opinions shared here are my own.
AAC user, professional gravity tester.
Assistant to 2 cats. 🐾
Opinions shared here are my own.
May our words turn to action, moving forward with accessibility and inclusion - and never going back.
July 25, 2025 at 10:21 PM
May our words turn to action, moving forward with accessibility and inclusion - and never going back.
Thank you to @autisticadvocacy.org, my local legislator, and the state’s Council on Developmental Disabilities for helping make sure those we’ve lost in our community will not be forgotten.
And may our actions begin to reflect our words, affirming that disabled lives are indeed worth living.
And may our actions begin to reflect our words, affirming that disabled lives are indeed worth living.
March 16, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Thank you to @autisticadvocacy.org, my local legislator, and the state’s Council on Developmental Disabilities for helping make sure those we’ve lost in our community will not be forgotten.
And may our actions begin to reflect our words, affirming that disabled lives are indeed worth living.
And may our actions begin to reflect our words, affirming that disabled lives are indeed worth living.
Hearing each name formally read out loud and recognized within the state capitol was something I never anticipated.
Our community fights hard to make sure that the victims are not forgotten, and it’s comforting to know that their names are now forever etched into the echoes of the capitol walls.
Our community fights hard to make sure that the victims are not forgotten, and it’s comforting to know that their names are now forever etched into the echoes of the capitol walls.
March 16, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Hearing each name formally read out loud and recognized within the state capitol was something I never anticipated.
Our community fights hard to make sure that the victims are not forgotten, and it’s comforting to know that their names are now forever etched into the echoes of the capitol walls.
Our community fights hard to make sure that the victims are not forgotten, and it’s comforting to know that their names are now forever etched into the echoes of the capitol walls.
Being on the floor for the ceremony was surreal - and honestly a little cathartic.
I’ve been the site coordinator for East Tennessee’s Disability Day of Mourning vigils since 2018, and it’s hard watching the list grow each year. And after the loss of my little brother, it became deeply personal.
I’ve been the site coordinator for East Tennessee’s Disability Day of Mourning vigils since 2018, and it’s hard watching the list grow each year. And after the loss of my little brother, it became deeply personal.
March 16, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Being on the floor for the ceremony was surreal - and honestly a little cathartic.
I’ve been the site coordinator for East Tennessee’s Disability Day of Mourning vigils since 2018, and it’s hard watching the list grow each year. And after the loss of my little brother, it became deeply personal.
I’ve been the site coordinator for East Tennessee’s Disability Day of Mourning vigils since 2018, and it’s hard watching the list grow each year. And after the loss of my little brother, it became deeply personal.
Glad to see you here, my dear. 🥰
February 28, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Glad to see you here, my dear. 🥰
Yay! It’s a wonderful program.
January 22, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Yay! It’s a wonderful program.
Yeah, sorry about that! Two different people; younger me wasn’t quite familiar with the online spaces and didn’t realize the similarities at the time. Oops!
November 27, 2024 at 4:07 AM
Yeah, sorry about that! Two different people; younger me wasn’t quite familiar with the online spaces and didn’t realize the similarities at the time. Oops!
Thanks for the heads up! Blocked. 🎉
November 24, 2024 at 7:59 PM
Thanks for the heads up! Blocked. 🎉