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Category: A Chorus, Divergent

Neurodiversity Moth

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A photo of a Abi, a smiling white woman in her 30s with short bright pink hair and multi-coloured glasses frames. She has dark eye shadow and lipstick on and wears a bright yellow jacket over a black and white striped shirt. She is sitting on a bench in front of a brick walled building.Author Abi StevensPosted on October 1, 2025October 6, 2025Categories A Chorus, Divergent, ArtLeave a comment on Neurodiversity Moth

Editorial

In the US this year, we neurodivergent folks have heard a lot about what we cannot do or will never do. Our differences have been increasingly pathologized, demonized, and used to deny us basic respect and decency. Our diagnoses have been dismissed, our personal autonomy, access to medications, and medical care threatened. All because we will never write a . . .

Photo of C.G. Aubrey, a smiling, white, female-presenting person in brown glasses and a scarf patterned with bright orange maple leaves.Author C. G. AubreyPosted on October 1, 2025Categories A Chorus, Divergent, Editorial, Essay1 Comment on Editorial

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Neurodivergent, adjective [English] (neu·ro·di·ver·gent)

: having or relating to a disorder or condition (such as autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia, or obsessive-compulsive disorder) that impacts the way the brain processes information : exhibiting or characteristic of variations in typical neurological . . .

Photo of C.G. Aubrey, a smiling, white, female-presenting person in brown glasses and a scarf patterned with bright orange maple leaves.Author C. G. AubreyPosted on October 1, 2025Categories A Chorus, Divergent, NonfictionLeave a comment on Bonus Content

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