Lab team member Robert Chapman was invited to lead a forum on the future of neurodiversity politics for the Boston Review.
Their essay considered the limits of a liberal rights based approach and looked to the Black Panther Party for inspiration on where to go next. The forum features responses from activists and scholars across Britain and the United States and a further reply by Chapman.
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