Through powerful storytelling, personal insights, and research-backed facts, Hidden in Plain Sight offers a deeper understanding of how autism presents differently in Black women, particularly those who were overlooked or dismissed due to systemic biases and cultural misunderstandings.

What You’ll Discover in Hidden in Plain Sight:

• The Invisible Struggles: Learn about the emotional and psychological toll of being a late-diagnosed autistic Black woman. Understand how cultural biases and racial stereotypes often mask the signs of autism, leading to delayed recognition and support.

• The Power of Self-Discovery: Explore the journey of self-acceptance, from the confusion and isolation of undiagnosed autism to the powerful moment of self-awareness and empowerment.

• Breaking the Silence: Discover how to dismantle the stigma surrounding autism in the Black community and create spaces where neurodivergent individuals can thrive.

• Practical Tools for Advocacy: Find actionable insights on how to advocate for yourself and others, create inclusive environments, and build a supportive community.

Whether you’re a Black woman who suspects you might be on the spectrum, a parent of a neurodivergent child, or an ally looking to understand more about the intersection of autism and race, this book is an essential resource for gaining a deeper, more compassionate understanding of neurodivergence.

Why Hidden in Plain Sight Matters:

Autistic Black women are often invisible in both the autism community and broader society. With Hidden in Plain Sight, we change that narrative. By highlighting their unique experiences and struggles, this book aims to empower Black women to embrace their neurodivergence and create a more inclusive future for all. It’s time to give a voice to the voiceless and make the invisible seen.

Don’t miss out on this eye-opening, powerful read that will forever change the way you view autism and the Black experience.

Get your copy of Hidden in Plain Sight today and join the movement towards a more inclusive and compassionate world for neurodivergent Black women.