Talent Isn’t Enough: Ableism & “Gifted” Autistics
Autistic people are often highly skilled or have well-developed talents, which causes the world to see them as having high earning potential. But that’s not what happens. Here’s why.
Autistic people are often highly skilled or have well-developed talents, which causes the world to see them as having high earning potential. But that’s not what happens. Here’s why.
Before assuming an autistic person is being rude in a discussion, think about what that autistic person is having to do to stay in the conversation.
Autistic people are often highly skilled or have well-developed talents, which causes the world to see them as having high earning potential. But that’s not what happens. Here’s why.
Before assuming an autistic person is being rude in a discussion, think about what that autistic person is having to do to stay in the conversation.
Autistic people are often highly skilled or have well-developed talents, which causes the world to see them as having high earning potential. But that’s not what happens. Here’s why.
Before assuming an autistic person is being rude in a discussion, think about what that autistic person is having to do to stay in the conversation.
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