Stepmom Paula Robinson, Dad Aunt Margo, stepdaughters, and nieces respectively my sisters Debbie, and Tammy. Me their stepson, nephew, younger brother.
@NTLive@_bridgetheatre This is Robert Moses explaining to my Dad, and his family in 1967, when my Dad was 12 years old, why they were evicted from their apartment building by his “Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan”, and Ashok Bhavnani built the Kaufman Music Center there without his involvement.
@VigilantFox In 2013, it became Autism Spectrum Disorder in the DSM-5. In 2023, the DSM-5 TR retained Autism Spectrum Disorder.
I am mildly Autistic with comorbid mild Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and mild Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Patrophobia, and Angrophobia.
@VigilantFox I also have a Masters of Arts in Psychology from Adelphi University. Part of my research is studying Autism, and the history of Autism. This is what I have learned so far.
@VigilantFox Hans Asperger was the first person to learn Autism is a separate disorder. His study was discovered in 1984. In 1994 autism became a diagnosis in the DSM-IV as Asperger’s Disorder, and Autistic Disorder. In 2000, this was retained in the DSM-IV TR.
@BTTFmusical Time is constant because it is consistent. As a result, clocks move forward since they measure the constant consistency of time. Therefore, time always exists, and clocks always exist as long as there is a temporal existence.
@LincolnCenter@NYADIFF My Dad, below, is in this documentary because he, and his family were evicted from their Lincoln Square apartment building in 1967, when my Dad was 12 years old, by Robert Moses’ “Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan” also below. This is the plan which built Lincoln Center.
@TCLFdotORG The Battle of Central Park ended with the West 67th Street Playground designed by Richard Dattner becoming the first Adventure Playground in 1967. My then 12 year old Dad, and his family was evicted from their Lincoln Square apartment by the “Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan”.
@NTLive Ralph Fiennes portrayed Robert Moses the man who evicted my Dad, and his family from their Lincoln Square apartment building in 1967, when my Dad was 12 years old, for the “Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan” observed below. This is the plan which built Lincoln Center.
@NYHistory Robert Moses is also the man who evicted my Dad, and his family from their Lincoln Square apartment building in 1967, when my Dad was 12 years old, for the “Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan Under Title 1 of the Housing Act of 1949 As Amended” observed below.
@NYHistory Robert A. Caro wrote his book, “The Power Broker” about Robert Moses. It is the biography of the man who evicted my Dad, and his family from their Lincoln Square apartment building in 1967, when my Dad was 12 years old, for the “Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan”.
@artnet@NYHistory References:
Santayana, G. (1917). Chapter XII. Flux and Constancy in Human Nature. Continuity Necessary to Progress. In The Life of Reason: Introduction, and Reason in common sense. United States: C. Scribner's son’s pp. 284-285
@artnet@NYHistory New York Historical needs Continuity Necessary to Progress (Santayana, G. (1917). Chapter XII. Flux and Constancy in Human Nature. Continuity Necessary to Progress. In The Life of Reason: Introduction, and Reason in common sense. United States: C. Scribner's son’s pp. 284-285).
@NYHistory This has a significant impact on my Dad, and his family who were evicted from their apartment Lincoln Square apartment in 1967, when my Dad was 12 years old, by Robert Moses’ “Lincoln Square Slum Clearance Plan Under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949 As Amended” observed below.
@NYHistory The New York Historical Society rebranding themselves as The New York Historical is dropping society in order to avoid being restricted to the constraints of a historical society, and be able to appropriate New York history for their purposes instead of accurate represention.