Representation Versus Objectification In Autism/Disability Media

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In this video I highlight issues with the manner in which autism and disability are exploited in media. I also go over the difference between objectification, which is very common, and accurate representation, which is not.

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autism
representation
disability
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news
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ethics
television
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objectification
disabled characters
stigma
negativity
narrative
tragedy
misconceptions