The Trump administration has rescinded guidance about accommodating English-language learners in schools. Find out what that could mean for those students. Plus, the racial symbolism of the church fan.
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Getty ImagesThe Trump administration last month rescinded guidance telling schools to accommodate students who needed to learn English. -
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NYU PressMichael Davidson examines these questions and more in his book “Distressing Language: Disability and the Poetics of Error.” He joined The Show and said what some would consider mistakes can instead be seen as opportunities.
