Re:Disclosure of autism at work holds risks and benefits
by RankingMember on Wednesday September 19, 2018 @09:04AM
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Bingo. The "real world" isn't some static thing set upon us; we shape it both actively (e.g. fighting for suffrage) and passively (sitting around being sad for ourselves).
The same argument might have been made before women's suffrage, civil rights, laws around accessibility, etc.
Beyond physical laws, "the real world" is what we make it.