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Leaning into my Hypocrisy
Sometimes the things I know to be right and true, the things I aspire to, do not come easily to me in the tired-out end-of-the-day moments. Those are the times when I may not be at my best: my patience … Continue reading →
Posted in ableism, acceptance, Advocacy, advocate, Autism, self-advocacy
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Tagged bedtime, hypocrisy, ignoring tone, Leaning in, listening, privilege, Ralph Waldo Emerson, second chances, tone, tone hierarchy
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