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'I am blind and autistic. Like many people who grew up experiencing the world differently to mainstream Australians, I was thrilled last Thursday to read Black Inc.’s announcement of a new anthology, to be edited by Osher Gunsberg: “Growing up Neurodivergent in Australia: Call for submissions.”'
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https://theconversation.com/black-inc-has-stumbled-with-its-anthology-of-neurodivergent-writing-the-term-is-not-a-diagnosis-it-is-part-of-a-political-movement-201168
Black Inc. Has Stumbled with Its Anthology of Neurodivergent Writing. The Term Is Not a Diagnosis – It Is Part of a Political Movement
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