An Open Letter to Parents of Autistic Children.
Mike Wise writes a letter to parents of autistic children asking them to think about how their presence in the autism community impacts autistics.
Mike Wise writes a letter to parents of autistic children asking them to think about how their presence in the autism community impacts autistics.
Mike Wise talks about his experience as being fully autistic but before anyone who was speaking could be diagnosed that way. Bullying was treated as a rite of passage and empowered, even by his teachers.
It wasn’t a bad day, in fact it was pretty good. I had worked a little overtime and was bringing some dinner home to my
Mike Wise writes a letter to parents of autistic children asking them to think about how their presence in the autism community impacts autistics.
Mike Wise talks about his experience as being fully autistic but before anyone who was speaking could be diagnosed that way. Bullying was treated as a rite of passage and empowered, even by his teachers.
It wasn’t a bad day, in fact it was pretty good. I had worked a little overtime and was bringing some dinner home to my
Mike Wise writes a letter to parents of autistic children asking them to think about how their presence in the autism community impacts autistics.
Mike Wise talks about his experience as being fully autistic but before anyone who was speaking could be diagnosed that way. Bullying was treated as a rite of passage and empowered, even by his teachers.
It wasn’t a bad day, in fact it was pretty good. I had worked a little overtime and was bringing some dinner home to my
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