Breaking Down Autism in Black Children: Challenging Misconceptions About 'Bad' Behavior

From Misunderstood to Empowered Numerous Black children, especially boys, are often mischaracterized as "bad" or "disruptive," missing essential support. Cultural biases frequently obscure early autism signs. Advocacy is crucial; parents must insist on suitable evaluations and therapies to affirm their children’s unique needs, ensuring they are acknowledged and celebrated.