Reposted by ♾️Clear Autism♾️
"I might not have been able to talk, but I knew hundreds if not thousands of words. Pretty silly to assume that just because someone can’t say something, they don’t know it."
And yet, this assumption is made about nonspeakers every day in schools, care settings, and communities.
![I'm the opposite of AI
It took me an hour to write one email and I haven't had any water today
[A silver fish with a red head superimposed over a green field and blue sky, with a larger, semi-transparent version of the same fish floating in the sky behind it.]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4djfp3b27soxcfkxhirydi6d/bafkreigwu36tkydvynkmodpu3xwx7dk5cp6kgk2zhjwfjtbatvtslfrf6i)
![[Parody of the "You Wouldn't Steal a Car" anti-piracy PSA. Grungy white text on a black background with blue VHS tracking distortion:]
You Wouldn't Bring Iced Coffee To A Job Interview](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4djfp3b27soxcfkxhirydi6d/bafkreic55ftvum32wflo3ylxwf5e3uilho7ybbzfkvmtountij6numn43m)
