Whose Planet Is It Anyway?
About
This blog began its journey in May 2005, countering misinformation and stereotypes about autism. The title was chosen to make clear that autistic people are not changelings or aliens, but are human beings who have just as much right to inhabit Planet Earth as anyone else. Now, as it reaches the end of its five-year mission, I would like to thank my readers and everyone who is working toward understanding and acceptance. May you find blessings wherever you go. — abfh, May 31, 2010
Contributors
Comments Closed
As of August 29, 2010, comments on this blog are permanently closed. To comment by e-mail, please write to autisticbfh (at) hotmail.com
Cure This
Pictorial communication for those who disrespect the autistic community and the right of autistic people to exist.
Graveyard
A burial ground for bigots and autism opportunists whose careers self-destructed.
The Vaccine Lawsuit, Feb. 2009
Hillary Clinton, June 2008
Don Imus, April 2007
Bob Wright, Feb. 2007
Rick Santorum, Nov. 2006
...rest in peace...
Previous
- Roses
- Autistic Involvement in Research
- Displacing a bit of aggression
- Supporting Local Autism Societies
- Battle Fatigue
- Senate Needs to Confirm Ne'eman
- Campaign for Disability Employment
- Melting Down an Autism Stereotype
- Robison Squeaks
- Judge Rotenberg Center Investigated
Archives
AASPIRE
AASPIRE, the Academic Autistic Spectrum Partnership in Research and Education, works to include autistics as equal partners in research.
Autistic Self Advocacy Network
ASAN seeks to improve the representation of the autistic community in making policy decisions about autism.
The Autism Acceptance Project
TAAP works to promote acceptance of and accommodations for autistic people in society.
Autism Women's Network
Sept. 2011: A link to AWN has been removed in solidarity with the valiant efforts of Rachel Cohen-Rottenberg to fight back against the despicable "zero empathy" slur perpetrated by Simon Baron-Cohen. AWN, do the right thing and kick Baron-Cohen off your advisory board. Being meek apologists for his bigotry does you no credit.
Occupy Autism Speaks
Oct. 2011: We already knew Autism Speaks is about eugenics. But did you also realize Autism Speaks is so greedy that, according to its 2010 annual report, its management salaries add up to more than half the proceeds of its fundraising walks? Nonprofit charity, my ass.
