Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity

Devon Price is a social psychologist, writer, and advocate known for his insightful contributions to the discourse on Autism and neurodiversity. With a PhD in social psychology from the University of Illinois Chicago, Price’s academic background is rooted in the study of human behavior, social norms, and the systemic factors that influence individual experiences. Beyond his academic qualifications, Price’s relevance as a voice in the neurodiversity movement is enhanced by his personal journey as an Autistic individual. This blend of professional expertise and personal experience positions Price uniquely, enabling him to offer a perspective that is both deeply informed and intimately relatable. Price’s work often focuses on challenging societal misconceptions about Autism, advocating for a shift in perspective from a deficit-focused view to one that recognizes and appreciates the diverse spectrum of human neurobiology.

Price gained recognition for his 2021 book Laziness Does Not Exist, which challenges the prevailing cultural narratives about productivity and work ethic. Price weaves similar themes into Unmasking Autism, arguing that masked Autistic people are often praised for adhering to