The term "neurominority" refers to individuals who have atypical neurological differences, but are not necessarily considered to be a disorder or a pathology. This can include individuals with autism, ADHD, dyslexia. Neurominority is often used in the context of neurodiversity, which emphasizes the value of diversity in neurological functioning and the need for societal acceptance and support for individuals with neurological differences. The term "neurominority" is intended to promote a more positive and accepting view of neurological differences and to reduce stigma and discrimination.
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