Civil rights activism in every form is an honorable yet often thankless uphill career path for people who took the […]
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A Neurotypical love story
It’s a common trait that many people with autism take information or phrases at face value or in a literal […]
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Media that Counters Depression
Modern day, depression has taken on many forms and impacted so many individuals. Although depression can’t be mentally cured, there […]
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The Harvest of A Story Retold
Given that Thanksgiving is between Halloween and Christmas, it’s understandable that it’s not always the anticipated holiday. Which is unfortunate […]
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A Revolutionary Product: Disability-Friendly Grooming.
Author: Joanna Bovyer Why is The Cut Buddy Unique? The Cut Buddy is a company that has revolutionized the grooming […]
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Finding Relatability In Characters for People with Disabilities
Following my previous blog, where we focused on character bonding and how common it is among people who regularly consume […]
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Being Typecast Because of your Disability
The film industry lacks opportunities for actors and actresses with disabilities. There are multiple reasons for this; the few that […]
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Not Being Paid Your Worth
“Know your worth” three words that have so many meanings. They hold a lot of value to people no matter […]
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Reliving Traumatic Nightmares On A Daily Basis
Imagine waking up in the dead of night and returning to your worst nightmare. You lay there, taking in the […]
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Toxic Communities
There are many things that make each of us individuals, however, one thing many people have in common is that […]
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