Autism News InternationalReclaiming Neurofuturism: The disability question
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Reclaiming Neurofuturism: The disability question - Emergent Divergence
Throughout the neurodiversity movement and wider into parent-led autism communities, there has been one particular question that comes up time and again: Is autism (and neurodivergence in general, for that matter) a disability? The prevailing opinion of Autistic self-advocates and many people in neurodivergent-led communities is that, yes, it is a disability but only understandable