People would rather be right than trustworthy. And my kids can't afford to wait for you to work on that.

Every act of cruelty and exclusion aimed at the disabled comes from people's own perfectionism and fear of failure

I'm grateful we no longer have much to do with social meanness

I would wish for less famous disabled writers to get this much of a platform

When parents are "blurring the field of study." Pah.

When I talk practically about A, I do not love him less.

I no longer wonder why people fear and refuse nuance about Covid risks

Things don't get better unless we do what's right even we aren't the direct beneficiaries of that righteous action

The refusal to normalize disability is primal, intentional, and phobic

Perhaps autism made cutesy is how people perceive the path to societal inclusion?