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Kate, I love the way you are bumping, amplifying and adding distribution to the more helpful/useful commentary to the NYT article.

I appreciate the Autism Level UP practice of taking folks where they are-in whatever stage of inclusivity, equity, acceptance, awareness, ignorance of, or state of misunderstanding- and helping to level it up a notch.

I think that anything we can do to prevent further divisiveness and othering in our already fractured society, will bring us closer to this dream we share.

Thanks for all your work in this world❤️

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Jul 30, 2023Liked by Kate Lynch

Thanks for your wise response to the article. Please write one for the NYT to publish!

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Thank you for bringing this disgraceful hunger games theatrical main stream media post to the awareness of our community. Without giving further attention to the moron who wrote, who is obviously working for the dinosaurs of the status quo, the rising wave of autistic people who are able to speak up, speak out, questions, support and create new dialogue around the reality of being autistic, the ones who are helping us find each other, the ones who are just figure out what’s been going on our whole lives well we were being gaslighted and Mr. should be raised. Thank you for being one of the compassionate loving places for autistics and other marginalized communities

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