I had high hopes for Julia, but now, just like Quincy, I too am fumingly mad about this.
Have you heard of the Sesame Street character Julia? She’s one of the newest characters in the Sesame Street lineup, and when she was introduced represented what was perhaps one of the most important steps forward for broader autism understanding and acceptance. Julia is Sesame Street’s first autistic character, and one of the first openly […]
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21 Aug, 2019 at 12:01 pm
Thanks Barry.
Australians and New Zealanders are still solidifying their reactions individually and collectively.