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My First Awards Ceremony...
Books, film, and shows that affirm the highest values of the human spirit.
One Change I Would Make to A Good and Perfect Gift (plus an interview and a giveaway)
Every perfectionist knows that perfection (by any measure) isn’t possible, but the pretense of it is. A child with Down syndrome can’t pretend to be perfect. Penny’s presence in my life knocked the perfectionism out of me, which was incredibly jarring at first, but also incredibly freeing over time.
Coming out of the Shadows of Autism through Poetry
An interview with Virginia Breen, author of I Am In Here, about autism, faith, and a daughter who finds her voice through poetry.
What Does "Preventive" Care Mean? Further Thoughts on Prenatal Testing, Abortion, and Down syndrome
Prenatal testing was developed for the purpose of selective abortion, but has selective abortion been the result? And what should our government have to say about it?
Should abortion be an automatic option with a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome?
A condensed version of the debate within the Down syndrome community about whether or not those of us with children with Down syndrome should allow abortion into the conversation surrounding prenatal diagnosis...
What the Marketing of Prenatal Tests Tells us About the Tests Themselves...
...the likely effect of tests likeMaterniT21 is to depopulate the Buddy Walks of the future. This isn’t a matter of evil, or prejudice; it’s just economics, and individual decisions adding up to social change.
A Good and Perfect Gift, One Year Later . . . and the Next Book
...the most rewarding part of writing a book is the emails and letters and one-on-one conversations with individuals who have responded
Ann Coulter, the R-word, and John Franklin Stephens' Wise Response
Last week Ann Coulter called President Obama a retard. John Franklin Stephens, a 30-year old with Down syndrome, responded with grace and truth.
Is There Reason to be Averse to Down Syndrome?
I started to write about medical problems and the social construction of disability. But I ended up back where I always go, to Penny. And she answered the question better than any philosophical ideas ever could.

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Chinese American Christians Are More Politically Engaged—and More Divided
Chinese American Christians Are Becoming More Politically Engaged—and More Divided
The 2020 race brings out generational gaps within the most undecided Asian American demographic.

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