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Women my age weren’t called ‘autistic’ growing up. We were awkward or ‘rude.’ And we missed out on services.
Gender stereotypes have made us horrible at recognizing autism in women and girls
Large study supports discarding the term ‘high-functioning autism’
Sesame Place Is Now the World's First Autism-Certified Theme Park
Offices Can Be Hell for People Whose Brains Work Differently
Everything You Could Ever Want to Know About Stimming
10 Everyday Ways Neurotypical People Shame Neurodivergence
Neurotypical Privilege and Destigmatizing Schizophrenia
New Research Suggests Social Issues are Down to Neurotypicals more than Autistics
Histories of Violence: Neurodiversity and the Policing of the Norm
Aspergers and Me
Adults with autism face gaps in jobs, services