The first openly autistic contestant ever talks breaking the ice, and gender norms, as the captain of a men's hockey team.
The article from MSN Sports discusses Eva Erickson, who is set to make history as the first-ever openly autistic player on the reality TV show "Survivor" in its 48th season. Erickson, a 28-year-old from Boston, Massachusetts, is not only a contestant but also a professional ice hockey player, having played for the Boston Pride in the Premier Hockey Federation. Her participation in "Survivor" is highlighted as a significant step towards inclusivity, showcasing her journey with autism and her athletic prowess. The article provides insights into her background, her approach to the game, and how her unique perspective might influence her strategy and interactions on the show. It also touches on the broader implications of her participation, emphasizing the importance of representation for individuals with autism in mainstream media.
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