William Davenport

While aversion therapy at Judge Rotenberg and lack of representation at Autism Speaks are certainly related under the umbrella of disability rights, they might better have been presented in two separate documentaries. As is, this eye-opening film would still be of value to those on the autism spectrum and their caretakers, as well as to those interested in disability studies and civil rights movements.

The "first wave" of children diagnosed as autistic are now adults, yet there is very little in place to assist them. This film increases awareness of the condition as a life-spanning neurological disorder. Highly recommended.