In this episode, we delve into the often invisible struggles that Black autistic women face in a world shaped by both racial and neurotypical biases. Being part of multiple marginalized identities brings unique challenges, from limited access to proper diagnosis and support, to navigating workplaces and social spaces that may not fully understand or accommodate their experiences.

Ayanna Davis an advocate and educator, shares insights into these layered challenges, including the impact of stereotypes, the barriers to mental health care, and the journey toward self-advocacy. We’ll discuss why these struggles are so often overlooked and explore ways to increase awareness, empathy, and inclusion. This episode offers a heartfelt, eye-opening conversation on resilience and the importance of community for Black autistic women.