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@fridgemomk.bsky.socialOct 16, 2026, 6:33 PM

@fridgemomj.bsky.social chose "Refrigerator Moms" after one of the most damaging theories in autism history as irony, irreverence, and homage to the first autism advocates. Listen to Dr Temple Grandin describe it. #templegrandin #autismadvocates youtube.com/shorts/elRPR...

@sacredcivicpause.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 4:19 PM

Acknowledging cognitive diversity can enrich our understanding of one another when we recognize there are many kinds of minds and many ways to see the world.
#SacredCivicPause #ThinkingToolbox #EitherOr #BothAnd #TempleGrandin #DifferentPerspectives #ThinkDifferently #Curiosity

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@justiceforall.bsky.socialOct 4, 2026, 6:24 PM

‘fuck the phony labels’ 💯 #Humane #Sustainable #FamilyFarm #Local #GrassFed #PastureRaised #RSPCAAssured #RedTractor
#TempleGrandin

#HumaneWashing #GreenWashing

@lifeboatacademy.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 1:31 PM

A familiar world can still contain things you've been taught not to notice.

Further reading: What’s Wrong With You? (Short answer: nothing.)
www.lifeboat.academy/whats-wrong-...

#LifeboatAcademy #StayHuman #TempleGrandin

A social post from @lifeboatacademy. The background photograph shows Eugenia, a young black Dexter calf, standing in a lush meadow of tall green grass scattered with yellow buttercups, looking directly into the camera with large, calm, attentive eyes. Eugenia's face fills the right side of the frame, her expression open and watchful; a second, larger black cow, her mother Cassandra, is partially visible behind her. A misty tree line is visible in the background. Eugenia's young, direct, unhurried gaze — taking in the camera and whoever is behind it with what reads as genuine, undefended attention — is precisely the quality the quote describes. Over the left portion of the image, in white text with a subtle outline, a passage from Temple Grandin: "I always find it kind of funny that normal people are always saying autistic children 'live in their own little world.' When you work with animals for a while you start to realize you can say the same thing about normal people. There's a great big, beautiful world out there that a lot of normal folks are just barely taking in. Autistic people and animals are seeing a whole register of the visual world normal people can't, or don't." The calf Eugenia, looking out at us with uncomplicated directness from a flower-filled field, makes the quote's point.
@brendao.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 6:10 PM

Well I think #TempleGrandin did discover that cattle were #AutisticLike, but I digress.