I will preface this by saying that I have absolutely zero understanding of what it’s like to experience racism, or to experience prejudice based on race, ethnicity, or language. I am a caucasian person living in Canada.
I do have experience with sexism and ableism, which are not the same but share some commonalities, and those common experiences are what I wish to explore.
In the neurodiverse community, we conceptualize masking as hiding the outward symptoms of our disabilities in order to fit in with the neurotypical majority of society.
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