NPR journalist Cazey Rentz reports on the misdiagnosis of children with autism. According to a study in 2007 from the Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities Research and Epidemiology, University of Pennsylvania, Black and Latin American children are 5 times more likely to be misdiagnosed than their white peers, and often don’t get a proper diagnosis until their older. This article briefly summarizes the classism, racism, and ableism that bars parents from seeking treatment & counseling to help their children become confident and successful in their academic, professional, and personal pursuits. Due to many factors that include but are not limited accessibility to healthcare, environmental racism, lack of school intervention, normalized behaviors, and lack of accessible medical information. This article takes roughly 5 minutes or so to read, and cites several mixed studies across the U.S. that range from 2001 - 2017.