Supporting Autistic Culture in Defining Autistic Identity

Gerald Beaulieu
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Late diagnosed Autistic adults who are also practicing artists are very likely to have clues about their identities expressed in their work. This gives them the opportunity to reevaluate their meaning through a more accurate lens and proper context. It also challenges viewers and audiences to do the same and to confront misconceptions. These biases are likely to extend across all forms of cultural production. This leaves Autistic and disabled artists with a very small and unrecognized footprint in our current cultural landscape. This needs to be rectified by rejecting outmoded stereotypes and establishing committed programs of engagement with Autistic culture by our public institutions. 
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支持自闭症文化定义自闭症身份
晚期确诊的自闭症成年人,同时也是实践艺术家,很可能在他们的作品中表达出自己的身份。这让他们有机会通过更准确的镜头和适当的背景来重新评估他们的意义。它还挑战观众和观众做同样的事情,并面对误解。这些偏见可能延伸到所有形式的文化生产。这使得自闭症和残疾艺术家在我们当前的文化景观中留下了非常小的、不被认可的足迹。这需要通过摒弃过时的刻板印象,并在我们的公共机构中建立与自闭症文化接触的承诺项目来纠正。
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