"I have autism and I'm not broken."
At a recent Princeton Public Schools' Board of Education meeting, nine-year-old Teddy pushed back against Robert Kennedy Jr.'s statements, "autism destroys families", "they'll never hold a job, they'll never play baseball, they'll never write a poem, they'll never go out on a date." Watch what Teddy has to say about that.
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Well Street
Ok, Teddy is a rockstar putting RFK Jr. on blast.
I wasn't reading that well or nearly as articulate at age 9. It seems he enjoys a level of self-acceptance that eludes many without "disabilities."
Thank you for sharing.
Slipstream
I really enjoyed Teddy's speech. So articulate and full of passion as he spoke. He's a lot smarter and has a better vocabulary than anyone in the White House and Congress.