Proud, Autistic & Queer
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Today’s Autistic Moment: A Podcast for Autistic Adults by An Autistic Adult
1h 14m
2 speakers
1 chapter
transcribed 22 days ago
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Welcome to today's Autistic Moment, a podcast for autistic adults by an autistic adult. My name is Philip King Lowe. I am the owner, producer, and host, and I am an autistic adult. Thank you so very much for listening. Being autistic and queer is an identity that it reveals the strength of our character. Every June autistic and queer individuals celebrate Pride Month. because there are those in our society who do not believe we exist or we should not exist. In recent years, the social and political attacks on autistic and queer people has been rising. Coach Lee Hopkins and I will talk about what it means to be proud, autistic and queer in the times we are living through. Come join us for the episode Proud, Autistic and Queer on today's Autistic Moment.
This first segment of today's Autistic Moment is sponsored by the Autism Society of Minnesota, known as Awesome throughout Minnesota's Autism Community. As Minnesota's first autism resource for more than fifty years, Austin serves the whole state, the whole spectrum for the whole life. Visit awesome at AUSM dot org. In addition to the wonderful guests and conversations on today's Autistic Moment, you can find many more resources. Visit Todays Autistic Moment dot com to listen to over 120 episodes released since 2021. Check out the episode scheduled two thousand twenty-six to see upcoming shows, topics, guest information, and program descriptions for season six. On the website you can learn more about today's autistic moment.
Read the guest bios pages, explore the Adult Autism Resources links page, visit the Autistic Community Bulletin Board, read the blog, find out about TAM Autistic Consulting Services, sign up for a subscription to get ad free interviews and Support today's autistic moment with a donation. Every episode, including this one, has a transcript. The transcripts are sponsored by Minnesota Independence College and Community. You can read the transcripts right on the website of or download printable versions to help you save ink. The transcripts have hyperlinks in them for names, organizations, and other resources named throughout the show that you can access to see if they are helpful to you. The transcripts use a dyslexia friendly font and
that are available in English, Spanish, German, French, and Chinese simplified. Want more interaction with today's autistic moment? Follow today's Autistic Moment on Facebook, including our community group page, LinkedIn, Blue Sky, Instagram and Threads. Also follow us on the YouTube channel at today's Autistic Moment to listen to new episodes of today's Autistic Moment and watch all. Autistic voices round table discussions. Autistic pride is on june eighteenth this year. Autistic pride is symbolized by the rainbow infinity symbol. Started in two thousand five, Autistic Pride Day was started to recognize autism as a difference rather than a deficit. Encouraging pride in autistic identity. and challenging misconceptions about autism.
Autistic Pride Day uses identity first language. How can you participate in Autistic Pride Day? Read books by authors such as Dr. Devin Price's Unmasking for Life: The Autistic Person's Guide to Connecting, Loving, and Living Authentically Listen to this podcast and others such as Beyond Sixty Seconds. Support organizations such as Autistic Advocates United, an Autistic and Allies Grassroots Movement, and the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network. However you celebrate Autistic Pride and LGBTQIA plus Pride Month, enjoy who you are and do something that is affirming and brings you joy. On june twentieth, for the very first time, today's Autistic Moment will go live at Quiet Riot at Queermunity on our YouTube channel at today's autistic moment.
You will get a tour of Queermunity and hear from the staff and participants of about the amazing work Queer Immunity is doing for Neurodivergent Queer People in the Twin Cities Metro. Today's autistic moment and Queer Immunity have partnered together to inspire others to create establishments where autistic queer people can find each other and feel safe.
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