The Equity Agenda in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research.

This commentary on Kover and Abbeduto (2023) underscores the critical importance of naming and framing toward an equity agenda in intellectual and developmental disabilities research. More specifically, I briefly outline (1) why racialization is an important anchor in IDD discourse; (2) whiteness as a necessary point of discussion; and (3) the adoption of critical inquiry and critical praxis.

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UNC Libraries
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2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.17615/w1tw-ez44
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Disability Education and Employment
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The Equity Agenda in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research.

Khalilah R. Johnson
UNC Libraries
Disability Education and Employment
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The Equity Agenda in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research.

Khalilah R. Johnson
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Abstract

This commentary on Kover and Abbeduto (2023) underscores the critical importance of naming and framing toward an equity agenda in intellectual and developmental disabilities research. More specifically, I briefly outline (1) why racialization is an important anchor in IDD discourse; (2) whiteness as a necessary point of discussion; and (3) the adoption of critical inquiry and critical praxis.

UNC Libraries
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Disability Education and Employment
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