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Surviving Inclusion: At The Intersection of Minority, Disability and Resegregation

Surviving Inclusion: At The Intersection of Minority, Disability and Resegregation

2018-01-15T13:51:21-05:00By Kerima Çevik|Categories: Author, blog, General, Inclusion, Kerima Çevik|Tags: 'On Surviving Inclusion' by Kerima Cevik, ableism, advocacy, all disabilities, autism, autism parenting, Autism Spectrum Disorders, autistic advocates, civil rights, Civil Rights Act, cross disability, disability activists, Disability and Resegregation by Kerima Çevik, divergent, education, inclusion, inclusive education, Intersected, Kerima Cevik, labels, multiple disabilities, multiply disabled students, neurodivergent, Neurodiversity, nonspeaking, parenting autistic children, segregation, severely disabled, Surviving Inclusion: At The Intersection of Minority, The Civil Rights Act of 1964, The Reason I Blog by Kerima Cevik|

Kerima Çevik on Surviving Inclusion: At The Intersection of

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On Surviving Inclusion

On Surviving Inclusion

2016-11-10T10:11:26-05:00By Kerima Çevik|Categories: Abuse and Bullying, Author, blog, Cross Disability, Disability Rights, Kerima Çevik, Ollibean Mama Spotlight|Tags: 'On Surviving Inclusion' by Kerima Cevik, ableism, advocacy, all disabilities, autism parenting, Autism Spectrum Disorders, autistic advocates, civil rights, Civil Rights Act, cross disability, disability activists, divergent, education, Gail Etienne, inclusion, inclusive education, Intersected, Kayleb Moon Robinson, labels, multiple disabilities, multiply disabled students, neurodivergent, Neurodiversity, nonspeaking, parenting autistic children, Robert Coles, Ruby Bridges, segregation, severely disabled, The Civil Rights Act of 1964, The Desegregation of Southern Schools: A Psychiatric Study, The Ideal School, The McDonogh 3|

On Surviving Inclusion by Kerima Cevik Three

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The Reason I Blog

2016-11-10T10:11:27-05:00By Kerima Çevik|Categories: Advocacy, Author, Autism, blog, Neurodiversity, Parenting|Tags: ableism, advocacy, all disabilities, autism, autism acceptance, Autism Acceptance Month, autism parenting, Autism Spectrum Disorders, autistic advocates, civil rights, cross disability, disability activists, divergent, education, Intersected, labels, neurodivergent, Neurodiversity, parenting autistic children, The Autism Wars, The Reason I Blog, The Reason I Blog by Kerima Cevik|

This blog (The Autism Wars), and all the other blogs

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The Scarlet A: Why I Don’t Want My ID to Broadcast My Autism

2016-11-10T10:11:37-05:00By Judy Endow|Categories: Advocacy, Author, blog, Disability Rights, General, Judy Endow, Lifestyle, Search Categories|Tags: ableism, all disabilities, autism, Autism on Identification, Autism Spectrum Disorders, cross disability, discrimination, ID, identification, Judy Endow, labels, Neurodiversity, stereotypes|

A few days ago I read the article 'Law Allowing Autism to be Listed on IDs Moves Through Legislature'.

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Amy Sequenzia: Does it matter?

2016-11-10T10:11:49-05:00By Amy Sequenzia|Categories: Advocacy, Amy Sequenzia, Author, blog, General, Think Tank|Tags: AAC, all disabilities, Amy Sequenzia, autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders, autistic advocate, cerebral palsy, cross disability, epilepsy, FC, labels, Neurodiversity, presume competence, respect, seizures, self-advocate, supported typing|

Should it matter that some of us are labeled intellectually disabled? Read the definitions, look at us in a realistic way and ask yourself; Does it matter? Aren’t we all worthy?

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Labels

Labels

2016-11-10T10:12:00-05:00By Henry Frost|Categories: Advocacy, Advocacy, blog, Featured (Homepage), General, Henry, Inclusion, Think Tank|Tags: advocacy, all disabilities, autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders, autistic, cross disability, Henry Frost, I STAND WITH HENRY, labels, self-advocacy, self-advocate|

I am autistic. I choose to use this because of community. Not to tell you what I am or what I am not. This is my choice.

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Amy Sequenzia: “Just Me”

Amy Sequenzia: “Just Me”

2016-11-10T10:12:10-05:00By Amy Sequenzia|Categories: Advocacy, Amy Sequenzia, blog, Editor's Picks, Featured (Homepage), General, Lifestyle, Think Tank|Tags: AAC, advocacy, all disabilities, Amy Sequenzia, ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, autistic, cerebral palsy, developmental disabilities, epilepsy, high-functioning, labels, low-functioning, presume competence, self-advocacy, stereotypes|

Amy Sequenzia writes about rejecting society's many labels. Perceptions such as “super spectacular” autistic and “low-functioning” are equally harmful .

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