#Autism question for those who are #ActuallyAutistic: Do you feel that it's moral immoral, amoral, or something else entirely for celebrities who have been diagnosed as being / are suspected to be on the autism spectrum to not use their position of privilege as a way to advocate?
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I would go even farther and say that going public could possibly interfere with their own self-discovery process. I mean, when/if they want to go public with that information, more power to them -- and I really hope they do. But I would not think they're morally compelled.
I can agree with that. I'm still hoping for someone like @BillGates to come out, though. The positive impact of a successful individual saying "Look, we're not all like that asshole Sheldon on Big Bang Theory" can't be understated.
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I would hope that if it comes from someone like
@BillGates that they'd also be willing to financially support autistic people who are doing great advocacy work. Because a lot of us could do a lot more if our finances were in better shape.Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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