Double Rainbows – Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Neurodiversity
danavilker
March 14, 2021
Dana Vilker explores gender and sexual identity as it intersects with neurodivergence.
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Autistic pregnancy & post-natal event Septemeber 2020
aucademy1
August 27, 2020
Aucademy is offering an online conference on pregnancy and post-natal experiences for Autistic and/or neurodivergent people.
The Intersection of Gender, Misogyny, and Autism
Autistic Science Person
March 13, 2020
This post focuses on decoupling feelings of injustice and misogyny from gender identity. If you want the quick version: It’s hard.
Fifteen People to Celebrate on International Women’s Day
Terra Vance
March 8, 2020
…ever read. This article is what I consider to be the grand autistic anthem. https://neuroclastic.com/2019/06/18/why-i-choose-autistic-pride/ 2. Jen Bluhm is a brilliant and talented singer, songwriter, and writer known as Waltzing…
I Dream of Plane Crashes
Gee Abraham
February 12, 2020
Gee’s aunt was killed in a plane crash, and years later, she is still getting to know her aunt and how very much they had in common as she learns to embrace herself as trans and autistic.
Autism and Gender
Gee Abraham
November 15, 2019
Grasping the unique relationship between autistic people and their genders is an essential component of understanding the autistic experience.
Be Yourself: How Do You Do It?
Gee Abraham
September 27, 2019
Be yourself… What does that mean? How do you know when you are not yourself? What are the steps you can take to be yourself?
10 Signs I Was Transgender But Didn’t Know It
Gee Abraham
September 9, 2019
Gee didn’t know she was transgender for most of her life. Here are the signs she missed.
I’m Autistic: How I Listened to One Song for 20 Years Before I Knew Why
Gee Abraham
September 7, 2019
When DuplexStructure heard the song “Otherside” in 2000, it resonated with her. It took her twenty years of listening to the song to know why.
Gender Presentation – An Autistic Perspective
The Autistic Wolf
August 2, 2019
Gender norms are often at odds with autistic sensory needs. An exploration of the intersection of social expectations, sensory sensitivity, and self-expression.
