People who have dyslexia, a learning disorder that makes reading and writing more difficult.
From dyslexia + '-ics' (person with condition). This plural form refers to individuals who experience dyslexia.
The term 'dyslexic' has transformed from a deficit label to a neurodiversity identifier—many dyslexics now see their brains as differently wired rather than broken, leading to more positive and effective support strategies.
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