Black and Late Diagnosed: Talking With Autistic Poet Traci Neal
Since I was late diagnosed with autism, I feel like the people in my life are still adjusting—because now I am being the ‘real’ me, and not the person they thought I was.
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Filmmaker Tré Wilson’s Pandemic Respite From Autistic Masking
I guess there’s not many spaces where I feel safe to be myself without great repercussions. If I’m not dealing with racism, it’s homophobia, and if I’m not dealing with that it’s ableism.
Autism in Kenya: An Autistic Advocate’s Perspective
We need to highlight the plight of autistic people in Kenya, especially in rural areas where many autistic people are kept hidden and abused. It helps for information about autism in Kenya to appear in blogs and videos.
Autistic Joy as An Act of Resistance
How is joy usually characterized? The absence of sadness? Unbridled gladness and glee? That is Knox, every. single. day.