Facebook Post | Thursday 12: 17 pm Just some thoughts from last night’s NAMI Fresno membership meeting. … still processing it all and mulling over the ‘wow’ … So last night I asked the board president a question … a real softball of a question too. One he could have used to his benefit even […]
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Eve Reiland OH my, how my activism has changed since 2008 (and my knowledge increased exponentially woot). My first campaign … and the first time I learned what that puzzle piece really meant. This was in 2008 my friends — and we’re still battling the bs. After this campaign I curated over 200 bloggers (looking […]
Damn #antivaxxers / #bleachcult can’t let you have anything nice … without bringing their violence (again) to stop the actual truth being taught about vaccines and saving real babies and humans from vaccine-preventable diseases and death. All this violence in the name of Autistic people. That is their reason you know — the vaccine-autism lie is still large and […]
Love to all my peers who struggle with the holiday season. Love to all my peers who have lost their family due to being so different. Love to all my peers who are suffering right now stigma, being the ‘identified patient’ of the family/group and are shouldering more than their share of the bullshit and […]
Shall we play a game of Autism Speaks, Remember When? To think the Autism Speaks board had all the say in the direction of science they funded. This is a board that gave antivaxxers a powerful platform to enact legislation on Autistic healthcare, and did so without Autistic people’s involvement. Sooo ….. Let’s hit the […]
Autism Speaks help clean up your mess! The time is now to demand that Autism Speaks show repentance and pay reparations for the outbreaks and deaths from formerly eradicated diseases such as measles, pertussis, mumps and polio. Autism Speaks: It’s also time roll up your sleeves, pony up the funding and help Autistic activists put […]
The abuse towards Autistic, Divergent and Disabled people is unGodly and common. Before we talk about identifying ourselves on government ID, being added to registry lists and so forth — take a look at what I see day in and day out. Headlines of how we’re treated by loved ones, caregivers, school employees, teachers, law […]
