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Rhythmic movement, sensory input, pleasure, stimming and cultural embodiment all offer clues to why shaking your ass can feel regulating—especially for neurodivergent Black women.
Read More →New national research finds recreational cannabis legalization reduced possession and sales arrests for Black and white populations while narrowing—but not eliminating—racial disparities.
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Tisha Campbell’s new memoir, The A Word, arrives after nearly two decades of public conversations about autism, Black motherhood, advocacy and watching her son…
Read More →A name is one of the first pieces of information a workplace receives about you—and research shows that Black names can influence how people…
Read More →Black suicide rates are rising, autistic people face substantially elevated suicidality, and research documents the psychological costs associated with racial vigilance, high-effort coping, and…
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Rochelle’s love protected her family, but the same survival system could make control feel safer than growth. A neurodivergent-informed rewatch of Everybody Hates Chris…
Read More →Everybody Hates Chris became more than an imported sitcom in Brazil. Repeated broadcast, memorable dubbing, and a highly expressive cast turned the show—and Rochelle…
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