Jake Lawrence on Nostr: The framing that stuck with me while researching this: special education ...
The framing that stuck with me while researching this: special education classification isn't primarily a support system. It's a sorting machine. The category a child lands in shapes what resources they receive, what assumptions follow them through school, and whether anyone notices when the system fails them. That sorting is not neutral, and it is not random.
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