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posts for the special ed kids

you aren't dumb for learning differently

you aren't stupid for being a bit slower

you aren't less than for not be a gifted kid

you learn differently and that's okay

it's okay to be a bit slower

it's okay to need to be shown how to do things

it's okay to need things to be over explained

those who are autistic and were or currently are in special education, you don't need to be the smart autistic stereotype. It doesn't make you any less part of the community.

the fact is people with learning disabilities (including those who are autistic) like myself exists. We are sick of being ignored because we are "not smart enough" we can fight for ourselves just as much.

stop excluding us and stop pretending we don't exists

we need a bit more help and that's okay! but we don't stop being disabled even as adult. we are still here, we are still here.

( neurotypicals and gifted kids are encouraged to rb!! don't you dare derail from the topic )

YOUSSEF NEED TREATMENT

YOUSSEF NEED LIFE

YOUSSEF NEED HELP

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Donate to Help Save My Son Yousef, organized by Kamel Shahwan

Writing these words has been one of the most daunting challenges I've ever faced. Findi… Kamel Shahwan needs your support for Help

When I speak with my family, they describe the situation in Rafah as apocalyptic - like judgment day. Everyone is desperate to escape, yet there is nowhere to turn. Walking the streets, all you witness is a sea of displaced individuals in sheer panic. Hospitals are non-operational, the border is closed, supplies are running out, and the bombing and killing are nonstop. 1.3 million people are enduring these harrowing circumstances in Rafah. Why is this okay, how is this okay?

i had a ace attorney x mha crossover au idea where shoto acts as phoenix's co-counsel because izuku's being accused of murder. unfortunately it never got past early planning stages

These are all actual conversations I had with @mohammedayesh . In fact, while I was working on finishing this comic today, he sent me a video of bomber planes flying above them. There is not a single place in Gaza that is safe.

BUT YOU CAN HELP BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE

Please support Mohammed if you can by donating to his campaign or his PayPal below. He is less than €3000 away from his goal of €15,000. If you cannot donate, then please share. Let’s bring him hope that he can evacuate safely!! <3

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i am so hot and sexy /j

you are autistic!

don’t reblog unless you’re autistic.

Fandom pro tip: engage with fandom based on what you love, not what you hate. Goes for ships and characters, plot points etc.

As we fight imperialism abroad, remember the people who are suffering under apartheid at home. Help Marcellus Williams by signing the petition to stay his execution! Read to learn more about Mr. Williams situation.

Innocence Project

Stop the Sept. 24 Execution of Marcellus Williams, an Innocent Man - Innocence Project

DNA evidence not available at the time of trial proves his innocence but has not been considered in court. Act today.

As someone who writes positive news for a living, here are my thoughts and tips for anyone who wants to get more good news in their life to balance out the bad:

Charities are your #1 source of good news. Read their impact reports, follow them on social media, sign up for their newsletters. I don't mean campaign groups - I mean charities that directly support people and communities.

Look for news on topics you care about the most. Generic "positive news" feeds cover too broad a scope to actually interest us, and positive news generally doesn't engage us as much as negative. So pick the topics nearest and dearest to your heart. maybe something you've been through, a health condition you or a loved one has, something that touches you deeply. And look for positive news about that specifically. Find an organisation that focuses on it and follows them for updates.

Think local. What are charities and community groups doing in your suburb, town, neighbourhood? If it's closer to home, it'll have a more significant impact on your wellbeing to read the positive news. It's easy to feel like the whole world is rotten, but you might find that there are little bubbles of goodness closer to you than you realise.