A few times, we have talked about how impactful hyper fixations are for people on the spectrum. Primarily related to […]
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Unplugging with Literature
Modern technology has given us many entertainment conveniences. Nearly everyone has access to endless archived knowledge through the internet. In […]
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Devoted to Write that scene down
Like many things that need to be built from the ground up, there needs to be a foundation to build […]
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Advermation for disabled individuals and civil rights
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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What came first, the plastic or the show?
We know kids love watching cartoons and playing with toys. These aspects of many people’s childhoods have worked hand in […]
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Inspiring Generations of Creatives
Given the entertainment industry’s long history, it’s no surprise that many ideas and concepts get recycled. It’s not to say […]
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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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Unintentional Representation of the Spectrum
What has become more critical in media is showing a representation of particular groups of people. We must represent these […]
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