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Sharp essays on structural violence, race, and neurodivergence—by Lovette Jallow, an internationally recognized author and strategist shifting how Sweden and beyond confront injustice. Click to read The Lovette Jallow Perspective, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

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When Your Friend Becomes the Parent You Barely Survived

Published: June 15, 2025 15:48

“Some of you aren’t parenting. You’re reenacting your own chaos with smaller, more vulnerable witnesses.”This is for the childfree people who recognize harm because we lived it. And for the ones grieving friendships that ask us to stay silent about what we…

Neurodivergent Grief in West Africa: How Our Ancestors Protected What the West Pathologized

Published: June 3, 2025 15:15

Neurodivergent grief doesn’t always arrive on schedule. In West Africa, it was never pathologized delayed mourning was held as communal wisdom. Lovette Jallow traces how ancestral frameworks honored autistic and ADHD emotions long before Western diagnoses.

Why Autistic Kids Are Punished for Asking ‘Why’ in Religious Spaces

Published: May 31, 2025 17:08

Autistic kids get labeled defiant for doing what Jesus did asking questions, disrupting injustice, and refusing blind obedience. Today, autistic kids get punished for doing exactly the same.

The “Angry Black Woman” Trope Is Lazy

Published: May 26, 2025 16:56

People don’t call Black women “angry” because we’re loud. They do it when we’re clear. Prepared. Unapologetic. This isn’t about tone—it’s about control. This essay by Lovette Jallow exposes the racial bias behind the stereotype.

Stop Loving Black Autistic Women in Fragments

Published: May 26, 2025 13:55

What does it mean to love a Black autistic woman fully—without managing, silencing, or fragmenting her?  Lovette Jallow writes on what it truly means to love a Black autistic woman without control, translation, or erasure. This isn’t softness. It’s…

When They Won’t Read But Keep Asking You for Answers

Published: May 18, 2025 16:46

“It’s not overexplaining if they never read. It’s unpaid labor in disguise. This is what autistic grief sounds like when the people closest to you ask for care, but never curiosity.” â€” Lovette Jallow

Why My Friends Don’t Mix

Published: May 16, 2025 14:08

I don’t mix my friends. I don’t create shared group chats. And I definitely don’t expect harmony from people who are only connected through me. This isn’t fear—it’s architecture. And for autistic, multiplicitous people, it’s survival.

Sweden’s Job Market Is Rigged by Nepotism

Published: May 14, 2025 10:49

If you're racialized, foreign-born, or outside the network—you were never meant to get in. Written by Lovette Jallow, award-winning author and expert in structural inclusion, racial equity, and AI ethics.

You’re Not Entitled to What You Didn’t Build: Gendered Labor, Food, and Patriarchal Entitlement in Gambian Culture

Published: May 7, 2025 16:56

What Gambian men call "culture" is often just gendered entitlement. Cooking is not a performance. Domestic labor is not a love language. And jokes about food aren't harmless when they target women’s unpaid work. This essay breaks down the line between…

Don’t Be a Deadbeat to Your Inner Child

Published: May 2, 2025 10:59

How Unhealed Trauma Becomes Harmful Behavior Especially Online. You say you’re healing. But your inner child is still dysregulating on people. Still silencing. Still spiraling. This isn’t growth. It’s reenactment—again. Unhealed trauma often repeats…

Asexuality Isn’t Absence - It’s a Different Kind of Fullness

Published: May 1, 2025 13:07

A deeply personal essay on being asexual, Black, and neurodivergent in a world that misreads stillness as lack—and silence as consent. Lovette Jallow writes about sexuality, hypersexualization, and the intimacy of silence in a world that demands spectacle.

Sometimes That Crush Is Emotional Safety - Not Love

Published: April 30, 2025 19:36

That crush you can’t stop thinking about? It might not be love. Sometimes what we call attraction is actually our body recognizing safety—for the first time in a long time.

Aspie Supremacy, Eugenics, and the Lies of High-Functioning Autism

Published: April 29, 2025 12:18

Aspie supremacy is not liberation, it is a survival strategy shaped by eugenics, whiteness, and capitalist ideals. In this essay, Lovette Jallow traces how Hans Asperger’s legacy, false binaries like "high-functioning," and proximity to power distort real…

The Psychology of a Hater: How Their Obsession Built My Growth

Published: April 28, 2025 22:52

When critics imitate, dismiss, or attack, they often reveal their own ceilings—not yours. What they tried to block only pushed me higher.

Can You Be Pro-Black and Date White? Lessons from Nikki Giovanni on Survival and Love

Published: April 27, 2025 16:44

Why survival, love, and self-preservation are not betrayals of Blackness. Love, survival, and Blackness are not binaries. They're layered, messy, and human.I wrote this for those ready to honor Black activists' humanity—not demand their sacrifice."