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Recent controversies surrounding Gregg Wallace, a television presenter best known for co-hosting MasterChef, have sparked outrage and critical conversations about accountability and the misuse of neurodiversity as a defense for inappropriate behavior. Wallace has been accused of making sexually inappropriate comments over 17 years. His alleged defense? A suggestion from a close therapist friend

Yesterday, December 3rd, marked the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a day established by the United Nations in 1992 to promote understanding, raise awareness, and advocate for the rights and dignity of individuals with disabilities. Yet, the day passed in schools nationwide with little to no recognition. There are no lessons on the history of disability advocacy. No discussions

Elon Musk’s ventures often appear visionary, but many share a common thread: bold claims that crumble under scrutiny. His latest idea with X (formerly Twitter), encouraging users to upload personal medical records to receive AI-generated diagnoses, is no exception. This initiative doesn’t just flirt with controversy; it dives headfirst into a minefield of ethical, medical, and privacy issues. F

As we reflect on the recent election outcomes in California and across the nation, it’s clear that our movement is at a critical juncture. The challenges we face, both old and new, demand a united and strategic response. Now is the time to reaffirm our commitment to protecting and advancing the rights of the disability community.

Facing the Threats Head-On

This election cycle reve

For students with dyslexia, pursuing higher education can be a transformative experience that opens doors to personal growth, career opportunities, and self-empowerment. While the challenges of navigating academia with a learning disability are undeniable, the rewards often far outweigh the obstacles. College provides a unique environment where students can discover their potential, access tail