Episode 41: Maybe They're Meant to be Unicorns

from Invisible Truths · host Ben Tapper

B.A.S.S Co-founder, Kimacka Randle joins me to discuss the challenges and opportunities of parenting children on the Autism Spectrum. We explore the intersections of race and autism as Kimacka shares the wisdom she's earned along the way. https://m.facebook.com/BASSAutismGroup/ (BASS Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/bassautismgroup/ (BASS IG) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-would-it-take/id1543751982 (Also-Check out My New Podcast!) Support this podcast

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