How not to Critique Neurodiversity: An Analysis of Christina Buttons Latest Work - With Etana

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This podcast is about the intersection of autism (ASD 1) and Christianity, covering twelve years of ethnographic research covering over 26000 autistic Christians and ex-Christians. In this episode, Etana returns to talk more about Christina Buttons newest "I thought I had Autism. I was Wrong" article with the Free Press and the complications of autism discourse. Donate to malaria nets to support my work: https://www.AgainstMalaria.com/ChristianityOn Get the merch (proceeds go to malaria nets and the artist that made the work): https://christianityonthespectrum.creator-spring.com/

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In this episode, Etana returns to talk more about Christina Buttons newest ”I thought I had Autism. I was Wrong” article with the Free Press and the complications of autism discourse.

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