It’s almost like when you don’t have a rabidly trans-hostile media ecosystem, people generally support human rights.

lens.monash.edu/@politics-so...

A smattering of n95s and other masks at Rockridge, Oakland. We stood masked at the edge, but not disabled.

Ppl who read about a Autistic trait often don’t have *context* & ask:

“that sounds like something everyone does, doesn’t that mean everyone’s Autistic?”

1st, having a *single* Autistic trait doesn’t mean a person is Autistic.

2nd, we recommend you take the RAADS-R test if want larger context.

Just one vile feature of the draft EHRC code.

Trans-inclusive feminist women's services would have to screen eligibility of survivors and be forced to reject trans women and any who can't prove "biological sex."

Non-compliance could lead to lawsuits from well-funded trans-hostile pressure groups.🤬

Most of my schooling, I was treated as having no labels.

I graduated HS barely -- in the bottom 25% of my class. Not through lack of ability, but because of not knowing I have ADHD+Autism.

I just completed a B.A. (my second). I had a 4.0.

The change *WAS HAVING THE LABEL*.

Labels aren't bad.

Torygraph front page as well, giving out about celebrities making "autism look desirable"