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British Teachers Union Dubs Discussion Of Women's Rights With Transgender Colleagues 'Transphobic' - Vimarsana News

British Teachers Union Dubs Discussion Of Women's Rights With Transgender Colleagues 'Transphobic'

The UK's largest teachers union is attempting to update the definition of “transphobia” to include any and all “debate” of trans “rights and/or identities.”

Revealed: Teaching union's proposed new definition of 'transphobia' in schools - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Teaching union's proposed new definition of 'transphobia' in schools

Outcry as draft policy by the National Education Union proposes a change in the definition of transphobia

Reader's View: As we recognized April as autism acceptance month, let's celebrate our differences - Vimarsana News

Reader's View: As we recognized April as autism acceptance month, let's celebrate our differences

April has traditionally been dedicated to spreading awareness, promoting change and recognizing those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and the people who love and support them.

Disability Studies Scholars Critique the "Autism Industrial Complex" - Vimarsana News

Disability Studies Scholars Critique the "Autism Industrial Complex"

Disability Studies Scholars Critique the “Autism Industrial Complex” Scholars argue that a business model has developed that exploits autism to sell coercive interventions. 2929 Disability Studies scholars Alicia A. Broderick and Robin Roscigno argue that popular metaphors that portray autism as an enemy, alien, epidemic contagion, or otherwise dangerous serve to create a market for what they term the “Autism Industrial Complex.” Broderick and Roscigno see these notions of autism as suggesting invasive behavioral techniques as the only plausible response. The researchers ...