Passover, also known as Pesach, is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from Egypt. The Haggadah, the book that guides the Passover Seder, states that “in each and every generation, a person must see themselves as though they themselves left Egypt.” This obligation invites self-reflection about…

CW: ableism, chronic su/c/dal/ty, social exclusion Autistic people are often told that they need to be “fixed” or “cured” of their autism. This ableist mindset stems from the belief that being neurotypical (having typical brain functioning) is the only acceptable way of being. For people with non-visible disabilities like autism…

I was talking to ChatGPT to help order my thoughts on some important social issues and I noticed it was giving answers that normalised harm. After a lot of pushback from me, it finally acknowledged how wrong it was so I asked it to write a letter about it to…

In recent years, the term “POC” (people of color) has become increasingly popular as a catch-all term to refer to individuals who are not white. However, many people fail to realize that the term originated from slavery and was used as a euphemism for Blackness in places like Haiti, Barbados…

Since Scott Lamb, the VP of Content at Medium has asked for our opinions on AI-generated articles, I asked ChatGPT to help me express my thoughts on the matter. As someone who is autistic and disabled in many ways, I see the opposition to AI writing tools as yet another…

Content warning: mental health struggles, suicidal ideation, death I am autistic, chronically ill, socially isolated and have experienced intense autistic burnout which can lead to thoughts of not wanting to be alive anymore. For these reasons, the issue of medical aid in dying (MAiD) is personal to me. …

So here's my thought: I'm autistic and I am a brain injury survivor. I have chronic pain and fatigue as a result. Writing creates an enormous amount of stress and anxiety for me and is very exhausting, But I still have things I want to write about that I think…

The establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 marked a major turning point in Jewish history and what some might see as a fulfilment of centuries of longing for a homeland. However, the realization of this goal was not without its challenges and consequences. In recent years, a growing…

I've been using Clubhouse for a couple of weeks now and I've had some high highs and some low lows with it. I love that I finally have a place where I can just show up and find people talking about all kinds of interesting topics but that doesn't mean…