
I deconstruct autistic burnout as a systemic failure, not a personal one, using Neuroanarchy and Chaos Magick to provide deep thinkers with tools to unmask, reclaim sovereignty, and build authentic new systems.
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By most accounts, I am shielded from the casual busybodies of the parenting world.
I have a remarkably dry personality, which acts as a natural deterrent to the kind of unsolicited advice usually exchan...
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If you gaze across the bast landscape of trademarked interventions designed for autistic people, almost all of them share the same fundamental flaw: they are obsessed with stopping our behaviors.
Stop all that fid...
On Wednesday morning, the head of special education at the U.S. Department of Education quietly submitted her resignation, effective Thursday.
In a brief note to staff, the Acting Assistant Secretary for OSERS cited a desire to return hom...
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There is a persistent fiction we wrap ourselves in about adulthood: that the casual, predatory cruelties of the schoolyard are eventually outgrown.
We like to believe that once people learn the language o...
Pierre Damas Bel, 20
The ruling class does not see you as a human being. They see you as A line on a spreadsheet: labor.
To them, you and I are kinda like a working dog. They need our physical output to run their factories, staff their h...
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Autistic amputee and homeschooling mom of two hailing from the birth place of freedom: Philadelphia.
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