Hello Sweetie!

here’s the thing, here’s the really, really important thing, here’s what keeps jason scott up at nights when he’s imagining all the things he could do wrong: none of them are worthy and none of them are strong.

how can they be? they’re kids. they’re teenagers, second only in weakness to babies. children, at least, survive bruised skin and broken bones. teenagers can barely survive broken hearts.

kimberly hart cuts out old pictures of her ex-boyfriend from her high school scrapbook and thinks, it was a fluke, it was a mistake, we all just happened to be there, surely nobody in their right mind would pick a dethroned cheerleader to save the world?

surely nobody would actually think five teenagers from angel grove could be superheroes?

someone on a Power Rangers review mentioned that just about every brainy character nowadays seems to be in the autism spectrum. I believe to not be the case at all. 

Billy is officially in the autism spectrum and while the character and RJ Cyler himself is very funny, the character is not ridiculed for being autistic. When a bully begins to mock him about it said bully is put in his place. The other rangers don’t use autism as a reason to mock him and they only make him stop “rambling” when the situation calls for it. Otherwise they just let him be.

other “brainy characters” are not autistic but rather coded as autistic so that they can be given the same mannerism with the writers and producers swearing up and down “they are not they are not autistic” so that they can keep making fun of said character about their autistic traits while having an excuse to say that said jokes are “not ableism”.