![]() Hi! I'm Kittey Clash, also known as Morgan J. I'm a content creator, and this is my website. Navigation
Autism & Disability AwarenessI'm autistic. Back in 2005 I was diagnosed with what was, at that time, called "Asperger's Syndrome". I do not feel like I had good representation in the media when I was growing up. The representation that I had as a child, when there was any, was downright abysmal. I remember the old "I am Autism" commercial put out by Autism Speaks, and it still hurts me to this day. I've linked the video to showcase why it is hurtful so that we may never forget, NOT as an endorsement of it. I don't want other autistic kids growing up thinking that we ruin marriages or cause bankruptcies. I can speak for myself, and be my own representation. I realize that in being open about the fact that I have autism, and that I am neurodiverse, I'm providing visibility for other people who are like me. I'm not going to pretend like I'm some perfect role model. I can't speak for every autistic person's lived experiences. Regardless of whether we come to the same conclusion about ideas, your voice is valuable. Education & SkillsNote: To protect my safety, I've omitted identifying geographic information.
GamingI currently stream on Monday and Tuesday nights at 5:30pm central time on Twitch. My past livestreams can be found on my gaming YouTube channel, @KitteyClash. I've been playing computer games for as long as I can remember. One of my earliest memories was playing the Sagwa Lunar New Year flash game on the PBS kids website, well before I could read. I loved the Madeline games on discs, and then Barbie Explorer and Barbie Super Sports. I joined neopets when I was in elementary school, and learned basic HTML from playing it. I love how many things can be done with the medium. It's inspiring to see all the different stories that people can tell with such an interactive format. PoemsHere's a playlist with a selection of my self-authored poetry. Reading VideosMy reading videos are a passion project that started out as a New Year's resolution. I always mean to read more, but I struggle to set aside the time to read. So, I started recording myself reading Mansfield Park by Jane Austen. It also got me thinking: A lot of people mean to read more, but don't have the time to do so. Audio formats help to make literature more accessible to people who don't have the free time to sit down with a book. They also remove barriers for people with attention and vision-related disabilities. I'm grateful to be a part of preserving old literature, and making it available to modern audiences. Reading Video Playlists (posted in reverse chronological order)
Reading Video Playlists (posted in alphabetical order)
Social MediaVoice ActingMy true passion is acting. I love being on stage. I feel at peace there, with all the lights shining down on me, and the audiences enthralled; the script is in my brain and I've rehearsed exactly what to say and do and what facial expressions to make and I know exactly what's about to happen next. I feel at home on the stage. For health/disability reasons stage acting isn't really an option for me anymore, but I still want to act. I ended up getting into voice acting so that way I'd still be able to participate in my passion in a safe-for-me and accessible manner. Below is a sort of resume or credits list of projects that I've voice acted for. It's incomplete, and only includes projects that have been publicly announced.
This page was last updated on 9/22/24. |