Stop Speaking Over Autistic Adults – Autism Isn’t a Tragedy (But the Lies I Believed About Myself Were): They Blamed Me. They Shamed Me. Then I Discovered I Was Autistic – And It Wasn’t My Fault.
Continue reading Stop Telling Me My Autism Isn’t ‘Real’: Late Diagnosis Doesn’t Mean ‘Autism Lite’
Replay recording of this NeuroDivergent Rebel’s live video event (which was free to anyone who attended it live and has a limited time FREE replay). 💕
Continue reading Live: WTF America… is this real life???
Due process means the government must follow explicit rules before taking away someone’s rights, property, or freedom. It is supposed to act as a shield, protecting people from unfair treatment (by ensuring they get notice and a chance to defend themselves against accusations).
Some examples of where people are entitled to due process include (but are not limited to) a police officer arresting a suspect, a person being removed from the country, or a judge sentencing a criminal once convicted.
When universally applied, due process acts as a powerful deterrent against abuses of power and is a key tool needed for upholding justice.
If we don’t provide everyone with due process, anyone could be easily punished or jailed (without evidence or an opportunity to share their side of things). Continue reading Trump’s Dangerous Due Process Double Standard—Why It Could Strip Your (or Anyone’s) Rights Next
Is TikTok’s Return Just a Distraction? From TikTok Ban to Censorship: The Rise of Digital Authoritarianism in America & How the US Government’s War on TikTok is Just the Beginning
Continue reading TikTok’s Return: A Government Plot or a False Hope? The Oligarchy’s War on Free Speech – TikTok, Trump, and What’s Really Going On
Since the election results were announced over the past few weeks, I’ve felt an impending sense of dread, worried over all the “promises” 47 has made to do great harm to many people I care about (and people like me).
It’s like watching a train crash slowly while powerless to stop the inevitable damage resulting from its impact. Continue reading The Fear That Keeps Me Up at Night: Inauguration Day, the TikTok Ban, and the Future of America Under President Trump
Once I finally received my Autism diagnosis, I had many mixed feelings. On one hand, the Autism diagnosis brought a sense of relief, validating many of my lived experiences. It was a moment of profound understanding and acknowledgment. Yet, simultaneously, … Continue reading Learning I was NeuroDivergent at 29: Do I wish I could have found out sooner? No! And here’s why….
Learning Masking could have been more helpful (and less harmful) in my life if it had been optional or if I had been taught to look at Masking differently…
Continue reading Looking at NeuroDivergent Masking Differently: The Choice to Camouflage One’s NeuroDivergence… or Not.
Discovering the truth about my mind and the concept of NeuroDiversity was a transformative journey that empowered me in countless ways. The most significant impact was the newfound clarity that came with this awareness, shaping my compassion for myself and … Continue reading NeuroDiversity as a Tool for Unlocking Compassion (for the Self and Others)
Some NeuroDivergent characteristics are not inherently disabling, so some NeuroDivergent People may not see themselves through the lens of disability. However, some NeuroDivergent People, especially those whose differences cannot be helped by changing the world, will reasonably experience their NeuroDivergence as a disability.
As of today my January Fundraiser is now open (limited to the first 5 people who book via the link below). January’s Fundraiser & Update About Previous Fundraisers Earlier this month we got some of our RV repairs done (thanks … Continue reading 1 hour Zoom One to One “Ask Me Anything” Session are BACK!!!
