Gallery: Autistic Victims of Violence

"Memories of Ilyad." Iyad al-Halak was an unarmed, autistic Palestinian shot by Israeli police in 2020 when he did not respond to calls to stop.In the foreground, a wailing mother holds up a cellphone with a selfie of her now dead son. In the background, Israeli soldiers walk through yellow dust, apparently shooting at someone out of the scene. Low-resolution version of original digital illustration. (c) 2021 John M. Knapp, Creative Commons Non-Commercial Usage. High-resolution wallpaper & poster files free to premium subscribers.

Gallery: Autistic Victims of Violence

Accomodating, Autism, Podcasts, Social Interaction, Surviving, Symptoms

Oct 7

NOTE: Some autistic & ADHD folks process reading better, some listening… some both at once. So I include a transcript, podcast, and “pretty” captioned video below. #InclusionMatters.

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I got invited to an #autistic art contest. Who knew it was a thing?

Blew my mind… Let’s say no instructor ever singled me out for a career…

I submtted 6 originals… all autistic victims of violence.

This cause moves me.

#actuallyautistic #adhd

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Transcript

Autistic Art Contest… Who knew it was a thing?

I got invited to submit to one. Blowing the minds of every single art teacher who sighed and gave me a C…

I submitted portraits of
This is “Memories of Ilyad”… a Palestinian autist slain by Israeli police.

Linden Cameron was shot 11 times by cops. When his parents called for help.

The parents of JJ Vallow and his sister Tylee allegedly killed them, reportedly following the beliefs of an extreme religious group.

Kentae Williams was tortured and killed by an abusive step father.

The intellectually disabled autist simply known as Paul was electrocuted by Bristol Police during a public meltdown.

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2 responses

Adelaide Dupont

10/10/2022

Johnny Profane:

There are several Autistic Art contests out there.

Every year there is the Peace contest on the 21st September, for instance.

And there are card and fundraising contests too.

Thank you for memorialising the six.

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Johnny Profane Âû

10/10/2022

Thanks! I never thought to seek any out. These folks contacted me. I was floored. I’m just an enthusiastic amateur.

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