In this episode of Black Girl Diagnosed, we’re joined by disability advocate and filmmaker Tameka Citchen Spruce for a powerful conversation about advocacy, storytelling, and authentic representation.
Tameka shares her journey into disability advocacy and how filmmaking became a way to amplify disabled voices and challenge stereotypes. We also discuss her documentary, Autistic Out Loud, the inspiration behind the project, and why it was so important to center the lived experiences of autistic people through their own voices.
Together, we explore the power of media to create change, the importance of authentic disability representation, and what true inclusion looks like in film, storytelling, and society. This episode is a reminder that when disabled people are given the opportunity to tell their own stories, they have the power to educate, inspire, and transform the way the world understands disability.
Tune in for an inspiring conversation about advocacy, filmmaking, and the importance of ensuring disabled voices are heard.
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