Neurofutures Angelika Zollfrank This is what people have

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Neurofutures Angelika Zollfrank This is what people haveReimagines neurodiversity through intersections of race, disability, and social justice Neurodiversity has progressed from niche activism to a household term; our culture is now saturated with social media ads promising to "train" ADHD brains and media tropes like the quirky savant. But amidst this barrage of content urging self optimization against a neurotypical template, Neurofutures pauses to ask: what comes next? Editors Diana R. Paulin, M. Remi