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Issue 18: The Black Autistic Experience

Being Black and autistic comes with heightened risks of police violence, restraint, incarceration, deportation and seclusion. Black autistics have telling us this for a long time, yet we as a larger autism community have failed to listen and offer support. In this issue of Zoom Autism Magazine, you’ll read about the experiences of Black autistics in their own words. Their personal stories will take you “beyond the hashtags” for a deeper understanding of the issues they face and actions we can collectively take for disability justice.
Guest Editor: Elizabeth Roy
Cover Layout by Conner Cummings
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