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جوشي هاريس طفل بريطاني يعاني من التوحد يجوب المساجد في بريطانيا في حملة بعنوان "الكعك لا الكراهية" والتي يسعى فيها لمؤازرة والده دان هاريس لدحض خطاب الكراهية ضد المسلمين. دان ووالده حلا ضيفين على ترندينغ للحديث عن الحملة. هذه القناة الرسمية لبي بي سي نيوز عربي على يوتيوب. هل أنت مهتم بمعرفة آخر الأخبار من منظور حيادي؟ أنت في المكان الصحيح. بي بي سي من أكثر مصادر الأخبار موثوقية في العالم. ستجد هنا أفلاماً وثائقية، تحقيقات استقصائية، مقابلات وشرحاً لآخر الأحداث التي تهمك في السياسة، والمجتمع والعلوم والصحة. تابعونا على منصاتنا الأخرى الموقع الإلكتروني 👈 https://www.bbc.com/arabic انستغرام 👈 https://www.instagram.com/bbcarabic/ فيسبوك 👈 https://www.facebook.com/BBCnewsArabic/ إكس 👈 https://x.com/bbcarabic واتساب 👈 https://bbc.in/41wBNr3 "مجلة+" 👈 https://bbc.in/4jf8aQU

Dan Harris was interviewed live on Sky News in the UK about the Autism community reaction to the Greg Wallis report

We said it loud. We said it clearly. And this time— we were heard. Last week, the autistic community did what we do best: We came together. We challenged harmful framing. And we shifted the narrative. The spark? A scandal involving Greg Wallis - a public figure whose comments and actions caused deep distress across our community. Old tropes resurfaced. Pain was dismissed. ❌ We couldn’t let that stand. ✅ So we spoke. We signed. We typed. We rallied. 📺 I was live on Sky News— not to sensationalise, but to centre what matters: The lived experience. The human cost. The autistic reality. And to Sky’s credit, the autistic perspective wasn’t just a side note - it was up front. That matters. That visibility changes things. 🗣 Autistic voices filled the comments. 📢 Allies amplified us. 💥 Editors listened. Headlines changed. Momentum grew. This wasn’t just about one incident. It was about every time our community has been devalued. And what happens when we say: enough. We are not broken. We are not burdens. We are here - as leaders, advocates, and truth-tellers. And we are not going away. So if this post resonates… 📣 Like it. 💬 Add your voice. 🔁 Share it forward. Because every person reached helps push the message further. _ ⁉️ PS: Have you ever been told by a ‘professional’ what you child - or yourself - would never do? And then watched them go on to smash that milestone anyway? I’d love to hear those moments. Because they need reminding - We write our own story.

If you’ve ever wondered what defying the Far Right’s aggressive threats looks like… They said I’d lose my job if I went back to the mosques. So I went anyway. Because when the Far Right leads with hate… #TheJoshieMan follows with cake. Just one week ago, a violent Far Right attack shook our hometown of Peterborough. A place that should feel safe. But instead of hiding, we did what TJM always does. He baked. We packed the cakes with care. Then we took them to the mosques. This weekend, we travelled hundreds of miles across the UK — reaching more members of the Muslim community with one simple message written in buttercream: Cake not hate. Because love shouldn’t stay local when hate tries to spread. Since that attack, we’ve had warnings. Threats. Even people saying I should stay quiet if I value my career. But we won’t be intimidated. We won’t teach our children to shrink for bullies. When hate tries to divide us, the answer must always be connection. And sometimes that looks like a boy with flour on his hands, smiling as he bakes for peace. If you believe the British public should stand up to the Far Right instead of living in fear, please add your voice today. We’ve been told we’re crazy for doing this — do you agree? Every act of support of the messsge in this post helps love speak louder. Who stands with us today? 💪 ⸻ ⁉️ PS: If kindness feels like a risk these days… does that mean we need more of it, not less? And honestly, what do you think of #TJM’s cake-baking skills so far? 🍰