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we're looking to create an AI policy, and when we were talking about this, my boss (older millennial) was genuinely shocked to hear that younger people do not (seem) to view AI positively (a la the recent commencement speakers being booed)

please rb for larger sample size!

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Thank you for helping with this data collection. Please rb for as big a sample as possible!

Rest in peace, Cryrus Carmack Belton.

Fucking 14-years old shot in the Fucking back after chasing him over 100 yards with a damn gun. GOD, I swear this country can be so fucking damned exhausting as an black person. (-_- )

like, i'm glad you feel represented by "autistic-coded" characters, but like... i want representation for level 2 and 3 autistics, low masking autistics, autistics who need caregivers, autistics who use aac (and not just high tech aac), multiply disabled autistics, autistics who have severe meltdowns, intellectually disabled autistics, autistics who need visible disability aids, autistics who need to be heavily accommodated or helped by others, etc etc etc.

it's okay to like autistic-coded characters, lower support needs characters, etc. i love those characters too! that kind of representation is also important! but i also think it would just be really nice and healing to see myself and my higher support needs autistic friends represented in media outside of just like, kids shows.

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It always makes me think about my readings on prison abolition and prisoners rights. How the most productive work gets done towards abolition and restorative justice when solidarity is formed across racial, economic, religious, ethnic, and gender lines to recognize that even though the way the damage is inflicted varies it's all the same system causing the harm.

To frame someone's experience as objectively worse than another's is objectively antithetical to the core of a lot of restorative justice. In many ways it's just a continuation of the cycle of harm with a different coat of paint.

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