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#JRCSueMeToo | Autistic and Divergent Voices Taking A Stand With Neuroclastic Against The Judge Rotenberg Center’s Threat Of Lawsuit
The Judge Rotenberg Center (JRC) recently threatened Neuroclastic, an Autistic-founded and led organization and publication, with a defamation lawsuit for using the word ’torture’ to describe their ‘therapy.’ The Autistic Community and real allies have risen against this bully (again and again) and are working to support Neuroclastic in spirit, advocacy and with donations to…
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Press Release: Judge Rotenberg Center Threatens NeuroClastic with Defamation Suit | #JRCSueMeToo
Note: The Judge Rotenberg Center has threatened Neuroclastic with a defamation lawsuit. Find out more at Neuroclastic (links below) and if able, please support their gofundme page. Tags seen: #JRCSueMetoo #StopTheShock #StopTheShocks JRC History Bearing Witness, Demanding Freedom: Judge Rotenberg Center Archive by Lydia X. Z. Brown. Press Release: Judge Rotenberg Center Threatens NeuroClastic with…
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Archive | Lydia X. Y. Brown Disability Rights Activist | #AutisticHistory #StopTheShock
Lydia X. Z. Brown is an Autistic Disability Rights Activist. Lydia X. Z. Brown (born 1993) is an American autistic disability rights activist, writer, attorney, and public speaker who was honored by the White House in 2013.[1] They are currently the chairperson of the Massachusetts Developmental Disabilities Council.[2] via Wikipedia Archive
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In The News | Judge Rotenberg Center Allowed To Continue Use Of Electric Shock Torture On Disabled People | July 2021
ASAN Denounces Court Ruling on Electric Skin Shock July 6, 2021 AWN condemns court ruling upholding use of electric shock torture July 7, 2021 This School Uses Electric Shocks on Students. Now a Court Says That’s Totally Fine. ‘THAT HURTS!’ The FDA banned the use of the graduated electrical decelerator last year, but on Wednesday…
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Happy Autistic Pride Day! #LightItUpGold
Happy Autistic Pride Day! #LightItUpGold! Aspies For Freedom (AFF) was founded in 2004 by Amy and Gwen Nelson, and established June 18 as Autistic Pride Day starting in 2005. Autistic Pride Day was first celebrated in 2005 by Aspies For Freedom (AFF), who selected June 18 because it was the birthday of the youngest member of the group at that time. AFF was…
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Snapshot | About Autism / Spectrum Disorders: What’s Up With Autism Speaks | Circa January 1, 2008
About Autism / Spectrum Disorders: What’s Up With Autism Speaksnewsletterx Lisa Jo Rudy – About.com Autism / Spectrum Disorders Guide autism.guide@about.comTue, Jan 1, 2008, 7:44 AMto me About.com Autism / Spectrum Disorders In the Spotlight | More Topics |from Lisa Jo Rudy In the SpotlightWhat’s Up With Autism SpeaksAutism Speaks is by far the largest…