Five not-so-brief tips on how to travel as an Autistic Person
Schereeya
July 17, 2021
If you’re traveling while autistic and nervous about the social rules and norms of navigating new places, these tips can help!
Schereeya
Schereeya is a queer, nonbinary (Fey/They), Black and autistic mother of two. A North Carolina-bred, United Kingdom-trained, multi-disciplinary theatre artist, Schereeya makes art with a mandate in mind: Make art, love people. With a deep focus on themes of home, identity, and purpose, Schereeya's art seeks to uplift and amplify traditionally marginalized voices. More of Schereeya's work can be found here on Neuroclastic, or at faer patreon. (links below)
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Writing Intersections: How to Look “Both Ways”
Schereeya
June 26, 2021
Schereéya Reed interviews three authors and provides tips for writing intersectional identities. “Representation doesn’t just happen. You have to actively choose it. Sometimes you have to demand it.”
(the) Truth will Set Us Free: California schools tell mother Blackness prevents access to a free and appropriate education
Schereeya
May 8, 2021
A California school told a mom that in order for her Black autistic son to get the services and accommodations he needs, she would have to say that he’s not Black.
Book Review: The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
Schereeya
September 15, 2020
The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang. 2018. Jove Books. I don’t ever want to read another book that’s not about, or written by, autistic people
