Autism isn’t a punchline, a soundbite, or a 'challenge.' Here is why these trends are doing more damage than you think
People see me as Chinese, as a woman, as neurodivergent, but rarely as myself. Identity isn’t a marketing tool, yet that’s how it’s too often treated.
True inclusion for autistic people isn’t complicated; it starts with small, thoughtful changes that cost little but create lasting impact.
Autism isn’t a curse or a superpower; it’s more like being short — just a natural variation in human diversity
