Miriam O'Connor
@miroconnor.bsky.social
#Autistic #NeuroAffirmative
Reposted by Miriam O'Connor
annsautism.blogspot.com/2019/01/auti... The research. Top teams, top Universities, top new findings.
Genuinely different, valid way of socialising, for example. We didn't know this until recently, because we kept Only Looking For Negatives.
What an error.
Genuinely different, valid way of socialising, for example. We didn't know this until recently, because we kept Only Looking For Negatives.
What an error.
Autism: Some Vital Research Links.
Updated July 2024 Autism. Here we are, 100 years on from the work of Sukhareva, and 80 years on from the original misunderstandings in ...
annsautism.blogspot.com
March 5, 2025 at 10:56 AM
annsautism.blogspot.com/2019/01/auti... The research. Top teams, top Universities, top new findings.
Genuinely different, valid way of socialising, for example. We didn't know this until recently, because we kept Only Looking For Negatives.
What an error.
Genuinely different, valid way of socialising, for example. We didn't know this until recently, because we kept Only Looking For Negatives.
What an error.
Reposted by Miriam O'Connor
everydayfeminism.com/2015/12/tone... And, when we're in a mood to reflect on power and privilege, this is one of my all time favourite illustrations & messages.
Do autistic people have to perform being good little quiet nice people, to earn the right to advocate for life?
Whose power dictates this?
Do autistic people have to perform being good little quiet nice people, to earn the right to advocate for life?
Whose power dictates this?
No, We Won't Calm Down – Tone Policing Is Just Another Way to Protect Privilege - Everyday Feminism
“Calm down so we can discuss this like adults.” Ever said something like this in a conversation on oppression? Tone policing is no way to get justice, and this comic will help you understand exactly w...
everydayfeminism.com
December 31, 2024 at 1:00 PM
everydayfeminism.com/2015/12/tone... And, when we're in a mood to reflect on power and privilege, this is one of my all time favourite illustrations & messages.
Do autistic people have to perform being good little quiet nice people, to earn the right to advocate for life?
Whose power dictates this?
Do autistic people have to perform being good little quiet nice people, to earn the right to advocate for life?
Whose power dictates this?
Reposted by Miriam O'Connor
annsautism.blogspot.com/2019/01/auti... and this blog serves as a list of some of the academic research which challenges the negative beliefs of some people about autism.
Again, academic science and study, not woo or 'uneducated people in the pub'.
Read widely. Think carefully.
Again, academic science and study, not woo or 'uneducated people in the pub'.
Read widely. Think carefully.
Autism: Some Vital Research Links.
Updated July 2024 Autism. Here we are, 100 years on from the work of Sukhareva, and 80 years on from the original misunderstandings in ...
annsautism.blogspot.com
December 31, 2024 at 10:16 AM
annsautism.blogspot.com/2019/01/auti... and this blog serves as a list of some of the academic research which challenges the negative beliefs of some people about autism.
Again, academic science and study, not woo or 'uneducated people in the pub'.
Read widely. Think carefully.
Again, academic science and study, not woo or 'uneducated people in the pub'.
Read widely. Think carefully.