Alexis Wineman: Autism Doesn't Define Me
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Alexis Wineman, the first Miss America contestant to be on the autism spectrum, speaks at the K-State Student Union Ballroom on October 3rd. She is dedicated to building awareness and acceptance about autism and encourages everyone to aim high, because anything is possible. (Sarah Millard| Collegian Media Group)
Alexis Wineman, the first Miss America contestant to be on the autism spectrum, speaks at the K-State Student Union Ballroom on October 3rd. She is dedicated to building awareness and acceptance about autism and encourages everyone to aim high, because anything is possible. (Sarah Millard| Collegian Media Group)
Alexis Wineman speaks to K-State Students on October 3rd about her story, and encourages them to reach and aim high. Alexis is the first Miss America contestant to be on the autism spectrum, and is dedicated to builing acceptance and awareness of autism. (Sarah Millard| Collegian Media Group)
Alexis Wineman speaks to K-State Students on October 3rd about her story, and encourages them to reach and aim high. Alexis is the first Miss America contestant to be on the autism spectrum, and is dedicated to builing acceptance and awareness of autism. (Sarah Millard| Collegian Media Group)
Alexis Wineman, the first Miss America contestant to be on the autism spectrum, speaks at the K-State Student Union Ballroom on October 3rd. She is dedicated to building awareness and acceptance about autism and encourages everyone to aim high, because anything is possible. (Sarah Millard| Collegian Media Group)
Alexis Wineman speaks to K-State Students on October 3rd about her story, and encourages them to reach and aim high. Alexis is the first Miss America contestant to be on the autism spectrum, and is dedicated to builing acceptance and awareness of autism. (Sarah Millard| Collegian Media Group)
Alexis Wineman, the first Miss America contestant to be on the autism spectrum, speaks at the K-State Student Union Ballroom on October 3rd. She is dedicated to building awareness and acceptance about autism and encourages everyone to aim high, because anything is possible. (Sarah Millard| Collegian Media Group)