>There are people with autism who are nonverbal even as adults, who are not able to care for themselves. The challenges those people and their families face wil

>There are people with autism who are nonverbal even as adults, who are not able to care for themselves. The challenges those people and their families face will not be addressed by any amount of awareness or affordances at work. Well, this is about autistic employment though, not for high support autistic people who can't work regardless of "affordances at work". So, it's not so much that the disability is "swept under the rug" in this case, but that this stronger disabilities are not applicable to the case.