Jasmine O'Neill

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Jasmine O'Neill is a mute autistic woman who has argued a pro-neurodiversity view of autism. She is often cited by autistic rights activists. O'Neill has written an essay titled A Place for All and a book popular among autistics titled Through the Eyes of Aliens.


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