Black Folks With ADHD May Possess Superpowers, But There’s So Much Else You Should Know
ADHD has two signature super power characteristics: Pattern recognition and “hyperfocus,” both can benefit Black people navigating in this racist world. But wait, there’s another side to having ADHD.
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