The display featured a rainbow infinity symbol, a logo often used by neurodivergent and autism rights advocates, along with a heart and the words, “We all think differently.” ...

Two Kansas librarians say they were fired for rainbow symbols celebrating autism that one library board member allegedly decried as promoting “LGBTQ agendas.” ...

The infinity rainbow symbol associated with the autism and neurodiversity ... Reformers sought to provide greater support for neurodivergent people in order to gradually reunite them with ...

One popular alternative is the rainbow infinity symbol, first developed by autistic advocates in 2005. It represents the diversity of the neurodivergent community, including autistic people.

The Rainbow Infinity Symbol: A New Era of Representation. The rainbow infinity symbol, characterized by a loop in a spectrum of colors, signifies endless possibilities and embraces the diversity ...

It owns federal trademarks for two infinity-symbol logos: one for a "rainbow" logo with several colors and another for a logo with its name underneath in no particular color.

There are several alternative symbols one can use to represent the autism community. The infinity symbol (a figure eight on its side) was created by autistic people, representing all forms of ...