In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the controversy surrounding "Good Doctor" memes and their impact on the autism community. The memes, inspired by the hit TV show The Good Doctor, often highlight the show's portrayal of autism through the lens of its main character—a brilliant doctor on the spectrum. While some find these memes entertaining or relatable, others feel they may reinforce harmful autism stereotypes and oversimplify the diverse realities of autistic individuals.

We explore how these memes are being received by autistic adults and advocates, and why representation in media matters. Autism is a spectrum, and no single character can reflect every lived experience. This episode encourages respectful dialogue around autism awareness, media portrayals, and the importance of listening to autistic voices when shaping public understanding.

🎯 Here’s what we cover:

• Why The Good Doctor became meme material

• The risks of stereotype-driven humor

• Real concerns from autistic adults

• How we can promote respectful and accurate autism representation in media and online culture

Whether you’re autistic, know someone who is, or just want to understand autism better, this episode is for you.

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