run and pretend like nothing has happened.

Explain when they're old enough to know the concept of "Mental Health"

Mistral teas

Not this dude complaining about SJW's when according to his posts he looks like one.

Autism isn't this horrible thing that's going to wreck a child if he learns about it. It's not like only kids older than 12 are gonna encounter someone with autism.

Get your act together.

i don't get why there's such a big deal about people with mental health problems lately. Like i've been told i have autism when i was young by my teacher, i went to a test and i got told i'm perfectly healthy. It's like everyone is obsessed with autism in the past it was called being introverted tho. and some people say it's caused by vaccines and **** like stop

No one is trying to explain mental health to them though. And none of them are going to be confused. Equal treatment is a very simple thing when it's ingrained at a young age, before they're introduced to stereotypes. That's what they're doing. You're right, they'll learn about the details later on. There's no correlation between children's ability to grasp the concept of mental disorders and their ability to grasp the concept of respect and manners.

Let kids decide for themselves if they believe the SJWs that talk about autism or not when they're older

Honey, you are sadly misinformed and confused. There's a 100% chance that you have no clue of what you're talking about.

Or maybe educate them when they're young, so they aren't as ignorant as you seem to be.

Just stop quoting him.

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This is really a great movement. It's all about the small steps. Let's hope her character gets approved.

I know some people suffer from autisn but SJWs try to make it seem like a worldwide phenomenon that people need to discuss. another thing they need to be offended about

First of all, you don't know what the **** you're talking about, so stop. I have Asperger's which is a milder version of Autism and I've found pretty much everything you've said so far offensive.

Secondly, Autism should be treated like a worldwide phenomenon that people need to be talk about, because it's pretty much invisible and not talked about nearly as much as ADHD, Tourettes or Dyslexia.

I think it's ground-breaking and truly amazing that Sesame Street are working with these organisations and using themselves at a platform to truly move society forward, starting at an early age.