Masking and Identity
The diagnostic process for autism has historically favored white, cisgender boys, leading to significant disparities in diagnosis for marginalized groups. Individuals like Timotheus highlight the heightened risks faced by black autistics, who often must engage in extensive masking to navigate societal perceptions. This conversation sheds light on how race and identity shape the experiences of those on the autism spectrum, revealing a stark contrast in societal reactions based on skin color rather than disability.In this clip
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