This week on London Real, we have autism educator, Chris Kiston.

They have a challenge that they face that prevents them from doing what is socially acceptable.

Does that movie Rain Man like help or hurts you?

Autism is a lifelong developmental difficulty or challenge depending on your mindset

that a young person faces or anyone faces and it does involve or it does challenge the person

in the way that they interface with society and interface with the world.

You know you could have been a lawyer, a doctor but you know you chose to be a teacher.

If you ever want to remind yourself of why you've gone into education,

you go down to the nursery and you interact with these five-year-olds that are all one-way love.

You know, it's all about give me a hug or anything they say no matter what it is

sounds great. Did your dad use to train martial arts in secrecy? Yeah he did because a

black community group that was caught training martial arts it could easily be seen as a

militant group forming and then yeah you would you would get you would go missing for

a long time and probably never return.

London Real presents Chris Kiston, autism.

No, not yet. I'm not there. I've started this, I'm seeing this through to the end.

This is London Real.

I am Brian Rose.

I'm hanging out here in Shortage with some of my fellow Hackney residents behind me. As you can see everyone's in a good mood. It's

Christmas time here. Got a little Christmas tree action there for you and all the good things that happen here in East London. This week

on the show we have Mr. Chris Kiston who is the principal at a

Boston house here in, which is a school for children from

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