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“When we speak over autistic voices, we teach our children that they don’t have the power to speak for themselves…
“When we uplift autistic voices, even when it means lowering our own, we show our children that we honor them as the experts on their own experience: both now, and as they continue to find new ways to express themselves.”
Click here to read the full article, which I’m so grateful to have published at Not An Autism Mom. (If you missed part one, you can read it first here.)
Ellie Hunja 