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In this episode of The Affirming Village Podcast, hosts Dr. Destiny Huff, LPC and Lisa Baskin Wright get real about what happens when bias enters the IEP room.
They share powerful lived experiences as parents and advocates navigating a system where racism, ableism, and classism can shape outcomes for children. Together, they explore:
How bias shows up in IEP meetings—sometimes obvious, sometimes subtle
Why certain parent voices are dismissed until repeated by someone with privilege
Real examples of disparities in access, belief, and support
Strategies to name bias without losing your seat at the table
What parents and educators can do to push for equity in special education
This conversation is a must-watch for parents, teachers, and advocates who want to understand how systemic bias affects IEP decisions—and how to fight for fair, affirming practices.
By Dr. Destiny Huff & Lisa Baskin WrightIn this episode of The Affirming Village Podcast, hosts Dr. Destiny Huff, LPC and Lisa Baskin Wright get real about what happens when bias enters the IEP room.
They share powerful lived experiences as parents and advocates navigating a system where racism, ableism, and classism can shape outcomes for children. Together, they explore:
How bias shows up in IEP meetings—sometimes obvious, sometimes subtle
Why certain parent voices are dismissed until repeated by someone with privilege
Real examples of disparities in access, belief, and support
Strategies to name bias without losing your seat at the table
What parents and educators can do to push for equity in special education
This conversation is a must-watch for parents, teachers, and advocates who want to understand how systemic bias affects IEP decisions—and how to fight for fair, affirming practices.