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Host: Magnus Hedemark

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Music:

• "AcidJazz" by Kevin MacLeod

Show notes:

• This episode was meant for sharing with non-autistic people who are dying on the hill of arguing with autistic people about identity language.
• Identity-first language: "autistic person", "I am autistic"
• Person-first language: "person with autism", "I have autism"
• Autistic people are the primary and solitary stakeholders in the conversation about what language we prefer. Non-autistic people, no matter their proximity to autistic people or their clinical credentials, have no say in this.
• Most autistic people are adults, not children.
• Most autistic adults prefer identity-first language. Some prefer person-first language. 
• It's good to adapt to the preferences of the individual you're speaking to or about. But collectively, when talking about autistic people as a group or in general, we want identity-first language.
• I really suck at impersonating Aunt Karen, but I'm going to do it anyway.
• F bombs were dropped. The explicit content flag has been reached.