Express yourself: Overcoming neurodiversity stereotypes James Quaile Designed to complement ""To Grandmother's

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Express yourself: Overcoming neurodiversity stereotypes James Quaile Designed to complement ""To Grandmother'sCensorship takes many forms, from jailed protesters and murdered journalists, to more subtle mechanisms, like societal pressures and norms that give some people more of a voice than others. It's with the latter in mind that we turn our attention to neurodiversity. The Index on Censorship believes in independent reporting around the world. They have contributing editors and correspondents from Mexico, China, South Korea, the USA, Italy, Yemen, Iraq and