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Recent Articles

• Farewell to Steve Silberman

  For those who don’t know, Steve Silberman passed away recently. I’ve been trying to find a good way to write about his passing here. Steve wrote Neurotribes, a book which changed the way people see autism. For that I will always be grateful. He was a great science journalist, an expert on the Grateful Dead […]

• Robert Kennedy isn’t just weird. Apparently, he’s also creepy.

  Robert Kennedy (RFK Jr) has been a parasite on the autism community for decades. In that time he has failed to impress on scientific acumen and integrity. Recent news articles have shown Mr. Kennedy to make very questionable choices. Such as leaving a dead bear cub in central park and transporting the head of a […]

• Team Trump, ever classy, stigmatize people with mental illness to excuse their own bad behavior

  NPR reports Trump campaign staff had altercation with official at Arlington National Cemetery. Apparently, members of Mr. Trump’s team chose to disrespect on of America’s most sacred places: A source with knowledge of the incident said the cemetery official tried to prevent Trump staffers from filming and photographing in a section where recent U.S. casualties […]

• Robert Kennedy dodges his support for the failed autism/vaccine link

  I’ve been watching Robert Kennedy (RFK Jr.) for nearly 20 years now. Watching him closely. As I recently wrote: I’m an autism parent. No way I will vote for Robert Kennedy Jr.. He’s gutless. And now we have a new example of his lack of backbone. In preparation for being absorbed into the Trump campaign, […]

• Donald Trump: Disabled Americans “Should Just Die”?

  Fred C. Trump III has an article in Time Magazine out: “My Uncle Donald Trump Told Me Disabled Americans Like My Son ‘Should Just Die’” The article is an excerpt from an upcoming book, “ALL IN THE FAMILY: The Trumps and How We Got This Way“. What is the context of this quote, “Should just […]