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I love YouTube, I confess I love watching dozens, if not hundreds, of channels regularly. Despite its many flaws, and the numerous qualms and criticisms you could have with its parent company, it has been a beacon of creativity and connection for endless amounts of subcultures. But if I had to choose a single channel that I would deem the most important and meaningful? I have an answer instantly and without hesitation: Special Books for Special Kids. Why? Good question. If you aren't already aware, the premise of the channel is rather simple: Special Books by Special Kids (SBSK) is a non-profit dedicated to creating long-form interview videos to share the stories of neurodiverse individuals and people living with disabilities, with the mission of creating "a more inclusive world." Chris Ulmer and his wife Alyssa Porter have devoted their lives to interviewing a wide range of diverse people with mental and physical disabilities and differences. His channel allows those who are often…

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