@jmswellbeingcentre: Everybody has met somebody who belongs to a minority group. An autistic person. A Muslim person. An immigrant. A disabled person. A person from a differenr part of town. A person from a different race, religion, culture or background. The question isn't whether you've met them. The question is how you judged them. Because when somebody from a group we see as familiar makes a mistake, we often grant them individuality. They're having a bad day. They've had a difficult life. They're struggling. They're human. But when somebody from a group we don't personally identify with makes the same mistake, do we judge the person? Or do we judge the category? Do they remain an individual? Or do they become evidence? #AutismAwareness #HumanBehaviour #Psychology

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