Summary:
The book explores the history of autism, debunking myths and revealing the often misunderstood narratives of autistic individuals throughout time. It advocates for a more accepting and inclusive approach to neurodiversity, highlighting the contributions of people on the autism spectrum to society.
Key points:
1. Neurodiversity: The book's main concept is that neurological differences like autism and ADHD are normal genetic variations, not disorders needing a cure.
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