“AndI was on vacation. But I got this. And I thought – will I participate? I’m going. For one simple reason, If I don’t intervene I am failing my sonIn this way Karolina Deslands began responding to the opinion text entitled “The Killer Educational Totalitarianism”, which was published in the Observer.

The singer, who has a son with autism, directed her latest post at the authors of the script in question, who said they were “extremely indignant that a Nepali child was ‘thrown’ at school, a child with autism biting, hitting and not being able to be in class”.

“The violent and very descriptive presentation of this child is totally unacceptable. If she were my daughter, the two of them would be in court. It’s a shame,” Karolina asserted, disgusted by the way the authors describe the girl in question.

“Dealing with children on the spectrum is a challenge. If it bothers you, imagine what it is like not being able to tolerate certain kinds of light and sound. Imagine what it is like not being able to blend in. Imagine what it is like not being able to learn at the same pace as other people and imagine what It’s like being judged and excluded by the teachers themselves. It’s a shame. Every day we have a rock and avalanche road toward inclusion, toward respect, toward inclusion. Spectrum in school is the hardest thing I’ve ever seen. It takes a huge, coordinated team effort.” It’s days and years of work,” he also wrote.

Finally, Carolina left an appeal and thanks: “Shame on you for what you’ve just done. A problem child is always someone else’s child until it’s ours. I repeat once again – I hope the parents of this child will bring you to court. A shame Thanks to the multidisciplinary team helping our son integrate and development every day.”

The artist’s post was highly praised by the followers. It should be noted that Carolina was eager to respond on behalf of her six-year-old son, Santiago.

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