Here are some quotes from a couple of random quotefiles I keep:
Autism-related (about autism or by autistic people)
"For most of us, 'cure' sounds exactly like 'kill the person you are, but animate your body with some alien force.' For most of us 'prevention' sounds exactly like 'genocide'." -Laura Tisoncik
"Pale imitations of normalcy aren't worth any of my time and effort at all." -Jim Sinclair
"All people are real, in the deepest sense of that word. That means there is no such thing as a non-human human." -Eugene Marcus
"For an autistic, being an inspiration thus far means: 'Good for you, you've learned to extinguish your personality for my comfort!'" -Denise DeGraf
"I was born to be an unusual human, and experience thus far has proven this to be so.... I have landed on earth to be myself and to live in the rhythm and lyrics of my uniqueness." -Michael J. O'Reilly
"I am one of the forgotten ones who refuses to be forgotten." -Michael J. O'Reilly
"Growing up is no fun without meowing." -Jennifer Fan
"Nobody achieves sainthood by having an autistic kid." -Laura Tisoncik
"I know of no place where someone who caused great pain to a dog, in ways that would be considered torture by most people, and eventually killing the dog would not face criminal charges. Yet it is not unusual for a murderer of an autistic to face no charges." -Joel Smith
"In the U.S., it used to be accepted as part of the democratic process -- a necessary part of that process -- for people to have and to discuss a variety of opinions/perspectives on any given topic. But now, psychology has replaced civil/political culture to such an extent that the primary objective is 'do not hurt anybody's feelings.'" -Jane Meyerding
Other quotes
"Social movements have always needed to say what to a lot of people would be unspeakable. When we stop being able to say those things, we're no longer at the cutting edge of anything. We've been bought and sold." -Bonnie Burstow
"One of the difficulties, I think, is that there's a large part of the movement that wants to look respectable. And if that's what you want, you tend to have a lot of trouble knowing when you're being co-opted. And the hard-core, real stuff can fall by the wayside." -Bonnie Burstow
"When I spoke about having been locked up and how awful it was, people would be very sympathetic and say a mistake had been made in my case, as I obviously wasn't mentally ill. Even though I would explain that I had been as crazy as anyone had ever been, with all the classic signs of what is called schizophrenia, I don't think people believed me. They didn't understand. Yes, I had been mistreated as an individual, but what had happened to me was still happening to thousands of others." -Irit Shimrat
"One of the reasons I believe I was able to escape the role of chronic patient that had been predicted for me was that I was able to leave the surveillance and control of the mental health system when I left the state hospital. Today, that's called 'falling through the cracks'" -Judi Chamberlin
"Voluntary treatment remains so only as long as the word 'no' remains unspoken; with its utterance, how easily that treatment can be made involuntary!" -Shoshanna Moser
"It's a handy trick, to have the oppressed play violins at the entrance way to new captivity." -Dave Hingsburger
"All those 'unmotivated clients' I keep hearing about are the ones who are on a silent sit-down strike about others' visions of what their life should be like." -Judi Chamberlin
"I can be as free as I want in my own life, but while my friends and others are being tortured and humiliated, my personal freedom is not good enough." -Irit Shimrat