I originally posted the following information and commentary onto my Facebook wall…
“Autism Acceptance Month:
Acceptance is an Action.”
April is Autism Acceptance Month! Check out some resources on the topic, from The Autistic Self Advocacy Network!
I originally posted the following information and commentary onto my Facebook wall…
“This is the birth place of LYSANDER SPOONER – January 19, 1808 – May 14, 1887 – CHAMPION OF LIBERTY -Lawyer, Abolitionist, Entrepreneur, Legal Theorist and Scholar – In this house, we wrote, “The Unconstitutionality of Slavery” and other works – Spooner died in Boston and is buried in Forest Hills Cemetery”
I’d like to wish Lysander Spooner a Happy Posthumous 206th Bornday! 🙂
I originally posted the following video and statement onto my Facebook wall…
After You’ve Gone (Cover) – Fiona Apple – Live in NYC (2005):
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A special Fiona Apple performance, awarded to the first couple of hundred fans to pre-order her third album, “Extraordinary Machine,” from the Virgin Megastore in Union Square! Check out my sister and I enjoying our front row spots, starting at 1m 45 s into the video! 🙂
“Autistic Speaking Day”
In honor of Autistics Speaking Day, I would like to share with the public some of my music, lyrics, performances, and videos as a Hip-Hop artist on the Autistic Spectrum. My involvement in Hip-Hop music stands out as the single most important factor involved in helping me to build the confidence I required to start fighting back strong against my severe social phobia, and finally begin publicly expressing myself as an Individual – from music networks, to social networks, to the stage and live audiences, to my very own website!
I originally posted the following photo I took, along with commentary, onto my Facebook wall…
The program schedule for the 2013 Sprout Film Festival at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in NYC
I just enjoyed the Sprout Film Festival‘s “Program 6: Short Docs,” which included “Track by Track,” “Bagpipes and Bullies,” “Autism: A World Within Our Own,” “Heart Over Body,” “Watching Over,” “Garrett’s Fight,” “Cam Lasley,” and “My Brother Vinny.” — at The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Manhattan.
