Cheuk Ming Tsang
@tsangcming.bsky.social
PhD Candidate, CityUHK. Research interests: ableism, disability advocacy, disability policy, social in/exclusion. She/Her
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Even worse, rather than take responsibility for the screw up the Houston Police Chief is blaming the child.
Saying he gave them incorrect information and casting doubt on whether he’s “actually autistic” because he was able to communicate.
Ableism and bigotry on full display here.
Saying he gave them incorrect information and casting doubt on whether he’s “actually autistic” because he was able to communicate.
Ableism and bigotry on full display here.
October 18, 2025 at 9:03 AM
Even worse, rather than take responsibility for the screw up the Houston Police Chief is blaming the child.
Saying he gave them incorrect information and casting doubt on whether he’s “actually autistic” because he was able to communicate.
Ableism and bigotry on full display here.
Saying he gave them incorrect information and casting doubt on whether he’s “actually autistic” because he was able to communicate.
Ableism and bigotry on full display here.
Merry Christmas, Elizabeth💕Thank you for your advocacy🥰
December 26, 2024 at 7:56 AM
Merry Christmas, Elizabeth💕Thank you for your advocacy🥰
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We keep telling you: ANYONE can become disabled at ANY time.
Nondisabled people mistakenly think that statement is referring to the imagined "horror" of inhabiting a disabled body--not the terror of the systems that *permit* us to live (while profitable) or condemn us to die (once "burdensome") 🙃
Nondisabled people mistakenly think that statement is referring to the imagined "horror" of inhabiting a disabled body--not the terror of the systems that *permit* us to live (while profitable) or condemn us to die (once "burdensome") 🙃
December 10, 2024 at 1:03 AM
We keep telling you: ANYONE can become disabled at ANY time.
Nondisabled people mistakenly think that statement is referring to the imagined "horror" of inhabiting a disabled body--not the terror of the systems that *permit* us to live (while profitable) or condemn us to die (once "burdensome") 🙃
Nondisabled people mistakenly think that statement is referring to the imagined "horror" of inhabiting a disabled body--not the terror of the systems that *permit* us to live (while profitable) or condemn us to die (once "burdensome") 🙃
Reposted by Cheuk Ming Tsang
This is why it’s important to understand how lived experience and socialisation may have affected us. Negative reactions to our Autistic selves may have led us to suppress traits that would support autism diagnosis. They may only emerge when we’re stressed or when we’re alone and relaxed.
December 11, 2024 at 8:37 AM
This is why it’s important to understand how lived experience and socialisation may have affected us. Negative reactions to our Autistic selves may have led us to suppress traits that would support autism diagnosis. They may only emerge when we’re stressed or when we’re alone and relaxed.