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ey themselves were involved with.Focuses on activists’ direcThis open access book marks the first historical overview of the autism rights branch of the neurodiversity movement, describing the activities and rationales of key leaders in their own words since it organized into a unique community in 1

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92202-7ation. AWN sees itself as part of the wider disability rights movement. They see their quest to be to fight for autistic rights, and appreciate their place as being part of the greater civil rights movement for disabled people.

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Out of Searching Comes New Vibranceation. AWN sees itself as part of the wider disability rights movement. They see their quest to be to fight for autistic rights, and appreciate their place as being part of the greater civil rights movement for disabled people.

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Geschlechtergerechte MINT-Berufsorientierungtions of papers and abstracts that parody academic papers. Content like this exposed the stigmatizing deficit focus and power relations inherent in documents drawn up by medical authorities and elsewhere, and implied that diagnostic categories result from their cultural context.

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Geschlechterkonstruktionen nach der Wendeporters, and healthcare providers to improve the healthcare of autistic adults in the US. AASPIRE has served as a model for community-based participatory autism research, promoting the growth of participatory autism research internationally.