What it's like to be a Black autism researcher

The Transmitter stories
22/10/2020 11 min
What it's like to be a Black autism researcher

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Spectrum spoke to four Black autism researchers about what it’s like to be in a field that’s overwhelmingly white, how police violence against Black people has affected them, and the joy of finding one another in ‘Black In Neuro.’

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