How does a nation treat those it doesn't understand? In my new memoir, Learning Olalekan: A Memoir of Autism in Nigeria, I explore the intersection of Nigerian culture and neurodiversity. Through the eyes of a nine-year-old boy in a university hostel, I learned that "different" isn't a deficit, it's a perspective we are often too busy to appreciate. This book is a call for empathy and a radical act of learning to see. It's about the lessons we learn when we finally decide not to look away.
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