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We're Not Broken

Book • 2021

In *We're Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation*, Eric Garcia offers a comprehensive exploration of what it means to be autistic in America today.

He delves into topics such as education, healthcare, and policy, highlighting the need for autistic people to be at the forefront of conversations about their own lives.

Garcia shares personal anecdotes and insights from various autistic individuals, emphasizing the importance of accommodations and understanding over the pursuit of a 'cure'.

Mentioned by

Lane Kaplan-Levinson

Philip King Lowe

Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

Andee Tagle

as a book about changing the autism conversation.

OMG how embarrassing! How to stop feeling so awkward

Mentioned by

Eric Garcia

as his own book.

Live more freely with autism, and nurture inclusivity

Mentioned by

Lane Kaplan-Levinson

as a book that sets out to bust myths, provide memoir, historical context, field interviews, and advice on better understanding the autism spectrum.

In 'We're Not Broken,' Author Eric Garcia Takes On Myths About Autism

Mentioned by

Philip King Lowe

, introducing

Eric Garcia

to talk about overcoming internalized ableism.

Overcoming Internalized Ableism

Mentioned by

Eric Garcia

as a book he wrote about his experiences as an autistic journalist covering US politics.

“I’m Scared for Autistic People”: White House Journalist Exposes Dark Agendas Behind Autism ‘Cure’ Talk

Mentioned by

Lane Kaplan-Levinson

as a book that aims to change the autism conversation.

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