Institutional Legitimacy™
Eva Redford“Normal” isn’t neutral. I explore neurodiversity, culture, systems, and human legitimacy, and what happens when we fall outside the standards society treats as normal.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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How Schools Exclude Neurodivergent Children by Design
This essay examines how neurodivergent students can be excluded not only through individual prejudice, but through the ordinary design of educational systems. It looks at how schools define attention, participation, behavior, competence, in...
Autism Speaks, Institutional Power, and Who Gets to Define Progress
This essay uses Autism Speaks as a case study in institutional power, asking who gets to define what autistic people need, which research deserves funding, and what counts as progress.
This essay uses Autism Speaks as a case study in insti...
Autism: Adapt or Be Excluded
This essay examines ABA not simply as a therapy debate, but as a case study in what happens when society defines “normal” functioning and then builds systems around moving neurodivergent people closer to that standard. It considers ABA’s hi...
The Autism Myth Society Built
What It Concealed as Data
I’m excited to announce that my first book, How Society Excludes Autistic People by Design, is coming in 2027. It expands this argument across diagnosis, education, employment, healthcare, support systems, autism...
What Looks Like Neurodivergent Failure Has a History
The essay argues that many struggles commonly treated as separate personal or psychological problems in neurodivergent people may actually be connected through a much longer process of mismatch, adaptation, reduced capacity, institutional r...
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