Devon Price wants autistic people to ‘unmask’
The Loyola University Chicago professor and author of Unmasking Autism encourages autistic people to be their authentic selves.
By Sarah Stark

Devon Price wants autistic people to ‘unmask’
The Loyola University Chicago professor and author of Unmasking Autism encourages autistic people to be their authentic selves.
By Sarah StarkDevon Price didn’t realize he was autistic until after he finished his Ph.D. in psychology. Now, he’s devoting much of his career to researching and writing about autism — and he thinks autistic people should be weary of seeking a formal diagnosis, particularly if they are trans or gender nonconforming.
Reset learns more about the inequities autistic people face and how to find community as an autistic adult.
GUEST: Devon Price, social psychologist; clinical assistant professor at Loyola University Chicago; author of Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity