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Profound autism campaigners have it wrong: Autistic adults who can speak/write are not getting funds meant for 'profoundly autistic' children. We’re usually not getting any of the money for services at all. @annmemmott.bsky.social, at TPGA: thinkingautismguide.com/2026/10/the-... #ProfoundAutism

thinkingautismguide.comThe Extraordinary Misinformation of Some "Profound Autism" Campaigners — THINKING PERSON'S GUIDE TO AUTISMAutistic adults who can speak/write rarely get any public support funds—and certainly not funds earmarked for "profoundly autistic" children.

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While I can speak and write, I absolutely cannot function under neurotypical hard-working conditions. But that absolutely does NOT mean that I am a "profound autistic"; autism is a multi-dimensional, neurodevelopmental condition that is developed long before a child is ever born, aka a spectrum.

I hate the term profound autism God damn it, it sucks ! There should be more money invested into helping autistic adults (God knows autistic children need help, but the help is never distributed equally, and I say this as a black autistic woman). We need resources and to be listened to