Light green watercolor-style infographic titled “Dyslexia,” with short phrases in circular bubbles around it: “Written work or recall may take longer,” “Differences in processing information,” “Poor phonological awareness,” “Difficulty spelling accurately,” “Finding reading or writing more challenging,” “Difficulty planning and organizing especially written work,” “Difficulty remembering verbal information or instructions,” and “A tendency to confuse instructions or words.”

Dyslexia isn’t a flaw —
it’s the receipt that capitalism only values one type of brain.
And guess what?
Mine still thrives anyway. 🤌🔥

#DyslexiaRights #NeurodiversityMovement #DisabilityPride #SmashAbleism #EducationReformNow #AccessibilityAlways #BrainsComeInFlavors #WeAreNotBroken

Digital artwork featuring a young person with dark curly hair wearing glasses, looking upward with a contemplative expression. They are surrounded by floating, translucent geometric shapes and fragments in various shades of blue. Three text banners overlay the image: "DYSLEXIA" in white text on a teal banner, "AWARENESS MONTH" in white text on a blue banner, and "OCTOBER IS" in white text on a dark banner. In the bottom right corner is the Rutgers Disability Services logo with a red "R" and "DISABILITY SERVICES" text.

#DyslexiaAwarenessMonth #Dyslexia #LearningDifferences #DisabilityAwareness #DyslexiaSupport #LearningDisabilities #Neurodiversity #InclusiveEducation #LearningSupport #AcademicSupport #DifferentNotLess #DyslexiaRights #EducationEquality #LearningDifferently #Accessibility