Lubbock, TX: Accepting autistic people "for who they are"

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April 14, 2026, KCBD, Lubbock, TX: Autism Acceptance Month, accepting people for who they are

Here are High Point Village, acceptance isn’t just a word, it’s something you can see the moment you walk through the doors.

. . .They are just the greatest gift. No two friends are the same. . . .Their unique outlook on life just is a lesson to us every day—just looking at things in a different way and maybe communicating in a different way. . . .

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