
Today I Cried: On the Rejection of Labels
On the Folly of Aversion to Labels Today… I cried! It was early morning. I had sat down for a few minutes, trying to relax

On the Folly of Aversion to Labels Today… I cried! It was early morning. I had sat down for a few minutes, trying to relax

With poetic prose, Black Igwe’s first piece with The Aspergian examines the interplay between “being autistic” in a world that regards you as “having autism.”

When Andrew tried to tell his estranged mother about being diagnosed as autistic at age 25, he learned a devastating truth.

Autastic Tom shares a video on his communication and speech differences and the importance of kindness and tolerance for autistic people’s unique selves.

What it means to unmask, find your community, and empower your neurotribe.

Emma Dalmayne details the history of oppression against autistics and the current need for autistic advocacy.

This is the second part of a series on gaslighting and bullying. To read the first part, click here. An Interview I did an interview

This article explores what gaslighting means and provides scenarios to serve as examples. Part 2 explores how to escape and recover from gaslighting.

Autistic people are often aggressively erased from their own narratives. One such measure of erasure is the vandalism and deletion of articles on Wikipedia.org

I am a nonspeaking teen who types to communicate. I learned to communicate this way when I was nine years old. This was the year