Normalize speaking openly about bodies that don’t work the way society expects. Awareness isn’t negativity—it’s power.

4/4- We need leaders who see potential, not limits.
Who listen, learn, and advocate—instead of repeating ableist narratives wrapped in misinformation.

Autistic kids can play baseball.
They can also lead, create, inspire, and thrive.

3/4- Words like his don’t just stay in interviews—they trickle down into schools, communities, and families, shaping how people treat those who are neurodivergent.

2/4- These kinds of statements aren’t just ignorant—they’re dangerous.
They reinforce harmful stereotypes, limit opportunities, and strip people of their dignity before they’ve even had a chance to try.

My childhood more 90s/00s and mine was ramen noodles and ice tea 🫠

Have you still been doing ok with it?