Communication skills are not very useful outside of Marketing, Media, Advertising. I have not noticed the world was being run by English Majors.
Slick copy may get an "A", but content is what reaches the mind of another. Because autistic people are well known for communication problems, it defines autism, replacing them with English Majors loses the message.
As McCluan said, "The media is the message." Removing the autistic from the media, throws out the message.
Autism Speaks gets enough problems from being the voice of autism, but they do raise a lot of money. At least they do not pretend to be autistic.
The well spoken, written, unemployed English Major trying to organize support for them to be hired as the Autism Lobby, detracts from the reality of autism.
It is like having an upper income golfer leaning on his Mercedes convertable, looking in the camera, and talking about poverty. "The answer to poverty is simple, give me a tax reduction, more in my pocket, and I will deal with the problem."