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The phrase “autism spectrum” has been misunderstood for decades.
Most people imagine a straight line from “less autistic” to “more autistic.”
The reality is far more interesting. The spectrum is multidimensional, allowing every autistic person to have a unique profile of strengths, challenges, sensory processing, communication, and support needs.
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Every autistic voice holds wisdom, but too often only a few are amplified.
Honoring every voice on the spectrum means valuing the full range of experiences — from subtle differences to bold expressions — as essential parts of our collective understanding.
By J.K.
