Kate Littlejohn
@kelittlejohn.bsky.social
History, curriculum, curriculum history, books, writing. PhD student researching gender, historical consciousness, and the history curriculum in Australia. Passionate about rural equity. She/her. 🏳️🌈 My words and thoughts are my own.
My experience shows many of them also don't understand autism or complex layered disabilities either. Dealing with NDIS is soul crushing.
December 1, 2025 at 9:59 PM
My experience shows many of them also don't understand autism or complex layered disabilities either. Dealing with NDIS is soul crushing.
I really liked the first colour - feels like potentially starting the bar too high! So pretty - definitely a keeper for me
December 1, 2025 at 9:11 PM
I really liked the first colour - feels like potentially starting the bar too high! So pretty - definitely a keeper for me
It sounds amazing 😍
December 1, 2025 at 9:26 AM
It sounds amazing 😍
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Unfortunately, in US journalism it is considered neutral to spread a lie, but it is considered "biased" to call out a lie. So, there is a structural asymmetry that rewards colorful lies with virality.
November 30, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Unfortunately, in US journalism it is considered neutral to spread a lie, but it is considered "biased" to call out a lie. So, there is a structural asymmetry that rewards colorful lies with virality.
You're totally right - just having to get out of bed means the 'well I'm up now' brain kicks in and I might get some of those lost mornings back to do something much more enjoyable!
November 30, 2025 at 8:25 PM
You're totally right - just having to get out of bed means the 'well I'm up now' brain kicks in and I might get some of those lost mornings back to do something much more enjoyable!
I definitely think you're right that it's about habit - and I've often found it's shocking how quickly a new habit can replace an old one so I think I just need to jump in. First step - phone charge out of reach of my bed!
November 30, 2025 at 8:12 PM
I definitely think you're right that it's about habit - and I've often found it's shocking how quickly a new habit can replace an old one so I think I just need to jump in. First step - phone charge out of reach of my bed!
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In my experience, characters who are explicitly autistic in media are beloved by NT's and ridiculed by ND's 99% of the time
Whereas ND's look at a character who is just autistic coded/wouldn't be clocked as autistic to NT's and go "Ah yes: me"
Whereas ND's look at a character who is just autistic coded/wouldn't be clocked as autistic to NT's and go "Ah yes: me"
November 29, 2025 at 7:15 PM
In my experience, characters who are explicitly autistic in media are beloved by NT's and ridiculed by ND's 99% of the time
Whereas ND's look at a character who is just autistic coded/wouldn't be clocked as autistic to NT's and go "Ah yes: me"
Whereas ND's look at a character who is just autistic coded/wouldn't be clocked as autistic to NT's and go "Ah yes: me"