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Easy Silence Part 2: The Yin and Yang of Privilege and Empowerment
I have been reflecting on privilege… and perhaps entertaining the loss of it as we work to find our place and way to support others in the autism community. I have been raised with privilege (not riches and extravagance – … Continue reading →
Posted in acceptance, Aspergers, Autism, being wrong, diversity, Neurodiversity, neuromajority, Neurotypical, perspective of others, privilege, Silence
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Tagged acceptance, assumption, Autism, autism community, autistic adults, empowerment, honouring, neurology, Perspectives, privilege, reframe my experiences, rights, voice, yin and yang to voice and privilege
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