Gender, Sexuality, and Autism
The spectrums of autism, gender, and sexuality Lawson reads a poem titled Who Am I? to illustrate what it’s like to live in a binary world as an autistic transgender
The spectrums of autism, gender, and sexuality Lawson reads a poem titled Who Am I? to illustrate what it’s like to live in a binary world as an autistic transgender
Female gender experiences Atherton discusses the construction and socialization of the female gender experience, underscoring observed differences in toys, colors, expectations, and language used with female versus male children (2:15).
Context Autism is a highly heterogeneous neurodevelopmental disorder (1:00). Supekar discusses the skewed gender ratio of women to men (ratio of 1 to 4) in autism diagnoses and asserts that this
Introduction Lawson outlines his journey with gender dysphoria and autism (1:40). He discusses the reality of autism and its effect on how people view him. Throughout the presentation, the speaker
Adolescence & puberty in autism Corbett describes autism as a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by differences in social communication (e.g., social-emotional reciprocity, non-verbal communication) and restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests,