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Caucasian Priveleged; Autism 

Autistic Caucasiana benefit from Caucasian Privelege the most.

They are also the most likely to disproportionately harm people of color.

Autistic people with Caucasian provelefe having access to the matrix means that worthless autistic Caucasians can control the following in my life:

°How I love; the schools, police, governments and other institutions and authorities available to me

°What is available on social media; the people I am forced to interact with on a daily basis. Because of Caucasian privelege, the same racist autistic Caucasian can control thousands of accounts online AND thousands of dolla IN PERSON that Inhave to interact with

°My mind. I can not block them from contacting me anonymously.

°The mirrors and cameras; they are allowed to show me something that is Biologically impossible.

°Financiallu. They dictate the prices of food, clothing, entertainment, utilities and more. They also dictate financial institutions.

°The seasons. They don't believe in science, but can control the weather and seasons.

°My value as a human being and the value of my work. My work is priceless and award-winning; they wouldn't see it that way.

Caucasian Provelefe means that autistic, racist Caucasians can influence every part of my life, and there are no limits on them doing so.
Caucasian Priveleged; Autism. Autistic Caucasity means that I , as a girl of color, am forced to live in a society where I am the only one working. There are no resources for people of color; even the most intelligent, talented, perfect girl of color wouldn't be able to make it out of slavery if it weren't for non-Caucasians intervening.
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