
Finding Autistic Pride in Darker Times
David Gray-Hammond reflects on the challenges of 2020 and how this effects him on Autistic Pride Day.
David Gray-Hammond reflects on the challenges of 2020 and how this effects him on Autistic Pride Day.
Today is Autistic Pride Day. It is a day to celebrate and embrace who you are as an autistic person and to be yourself without
Growing up, I was acutely aware that I did not belong. The proverbial elephant in the room, my identity was carved out of all the
in the world we live in,we are told the following thingsoverand overand overagain: “get up.” “try harder.” “use your words.” “speak louder.” “stop whining.” “you’re
NeuroDivergent Rebel Christa Holmans writes about Autistic Pride Day is about more than just pride. It’s about being proud in spite of all the messaging
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