Problems with the term “high functioning”

July 25, 2012

From a linguistic perspective, the term “high functioning” is offensive to some people. If there are high-functioning Autists, there must be low-functioning Autists, as well.

All Autists, no matter where we fall on the spectrum, can function well in some areas and not in others.

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Emancipated Autism Blog is the Autistic self-advocacy and human rights activism blog of An Emancipated Autist, one of the 26 websites and 29 domains maintained by Mark A. Foster, Ph.D., the founder of the servant of The Emancipated Autism Project™. See the Byline page for additional information.

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  From a linguistic perspective, the term “high functioning” is offensive to some people. If there are high-functioning Autists, there must be low-functioning Autists, as well. All Autists, no matter where we fall on the spectrum, can function well in some areas and not in others.
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- Untitled May 7, 2006
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- Untitled May 7, 2006
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- Untitled May 7, 2006
  There are many constructions of the Illuminati. What, then, are these Illuminatis? They are social constructions of fear, hatred, or both. To those who are afraid of, or who hate, the Jews, the Jews become the Illuminati. To those afraid of, or who hate, occultists, the occultists become the Illuminati. To those afraid of, or who hate, certain alleged extrat […]
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- Untitled May 7, 2006
  There are many constructions of the Illuminati. What, then, are these Illuminatis? They are social constructions of fear, hatred, or both. To those who are afraid of, or who hate, the Jews, the Jews become the Illuminati. To those afraid of, or who hate, occultists, the occultists become the Illuminati. To those afraid of, or who hate, certain alleged extrat […]
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  It's finally 1984, twenty years "back to the future," with U.S. Visit. Actually, I wouldn't much object to this fingerprinting of non-U.S. nationals requiring visas if it was accompanied by a dismantling of the American corporatocracy. Protecting America from Islamist counterterrorism without eliminating U.S. terrorism is hypocrisy to the […]
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- Untitled January 5, 2004
  It's finally 1984, twenty years "back to the future," with U.S. Visit. Actually, I wouldn't much object to this fingerprinting of non-U.S. nationals requiring visas if it was accompanied by a dismantling of the American corporatocracy. Protecting America from Islamist counterterrorism without eliminating U.S. terrorism is hypocrisy to the […]
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