Neuro Rainbow Cast with Autisticly Aar - Bex Foulsham: Lib Dem campaigner and Young Liberal Disability representative on Disability and LGBTQ rights

Bex Foulsham: Lib Dem campaigner and Young Liberal Disability representative on Disability and LGBTQ rights

04/16/24 • 115 min

Bex Foulsham (They/She) Neurodivergent queer political campaigner, history and politics student and sailor opens up about their gender and sexuality identity and their neurodivergent conditions dyspraxia, ADHD and autism and how christian faith has helped them accept their non binary gender identity and their passion for politics

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