#Ableism

Rachael

zamodyke

Okay I'm making a thread because I'm having people wondering why Tronka Monka being ableist is such a big deal. I just want to say some of the sources.i post

AutisticSciencePerson

AutSciPerson

"You need to rethink what image you have of your students, and what image you have of professional behavior. A lot of the qualities that we claim to foster are

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jotakitty

why you should not support kalvin –– thread made by a former fan.this thread will include videos, tweets, and personal experience. ''Kalvin Garrah | the dangers of "transtrender" bullying'' [https://www.youtube

AutisticSciencePerson

AutSciPerson

So this podcast (transcript available) is really, really interesting.She talks about stress, the pandemic, and the fact that brains get tired.Autistic burnout makes a lot of sense when you think

holly mathieson

hollyjmathieson

We can all see the cliff looming & in months we will have lost many of the structures that produce/contain/constrain our work. Use the space below as a brainstorm for

Crys Tom (she/her)

crys_tom

Okay positive thread. What are some of your favourite resources to learn about trauma and/or being trauma-informed? Could be books, articles, websites, twitter accounts, anything that has helped you. We

Alice Wong

SFdirewolf

Wowwww. By @a_h_reaume:"To hope as a disabled person is to always already know that your hope is likely to be in vain since ableism or infrastructures or systems or norms

Gina Crane

notajogger

I was asked why @EsmeeFairbairn has started using the term "racialised communities" instead of BAME in its communications. It would be great to get feedback on this - positive or

Tina Rivers Ryan, PhD

TinaRiversRyan

This post has been 25 years in the making.On December 22, 1995, I was diagnosed with Type 1 (aka juvenile) diabetes. I was 12 years old.But today, I don’t want

Vicky

Velociraptoria_

When Ravelry made it clear that they didn’t care about accessibility, they made it clear that they didn’t care about me. They didn’t want me in their space. I wasn’t

Grace Lore

GraceALore

Dec 6thGeneviève Bergeron Hélène ColganNathalie CroteauBarbara DaigneaultAnne-Marie EdwardMaud HaviernickBarbara Klucznik-WidajewiczMaryse LaganièreMaryse LeclairAnne-Marie LemaySonia PelletierMichèle RichardAnnie St-ArneaultAnnie Turc

Farhana Sultana, Ph.D.

Prof_FSultana

Few women academics, and rarely women of color academics, make it to full professor by age 40 (if at all, because of toxic institutional racism). Imagine how they feel... https://twitter.com/timminglab/status/1278623270820929537

Mark Stewart

neurodynamicdev

This is such a good point.It reminds me of teaching programming, actually, because I struggle so hard to get people *out* of this mindset. People come into tech thinking that

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EducateNct

hello, korean american here; i wanted to clear up some misunderstandings in this thread; please take a look! (disclaimer: i am NOT attempting to justify ca through this thread, mocking

Diana Cejas, MD, MPH

DianaCejasMD

I worry that my doctors won't believe me. Every time. Every appointment. Every doctor. Even the ones with whom I have a good relationship. Why? Because once, when I was

Anjan

HeyAnjan

"We’re a lot more political than millennials were at our age. I think it’s because things are affecting us more ... This younger generation, we don’t put glitter over things.

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