Dyslexia doesn’t disqualify leaders—it creates them

Last month in the Oval Office, President Trump stated that people with learning disabilities should not be president, specifically calling out California Governor Gavin Newsom’s dyslexia. This wasn’t just misleading—it was harmful. Hearing the person in the highest office in the U.S. claim that dyslexia disqualifies someone from leadership sends a damaging message to the next generation. One in five people have a learning and thinking difference like dyslexia and ADHD, and they battle stigma...