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Intersectionality of Race and Disability: The School Counselors' Role in Policy Reformation
The United States K-12 education system is riddled with inequities within the intersection of race and disabilities; relatedly, the school counseling literature also demonstrates a similar gap in the literature. As a result, through three case illustrations highlighting the unique experiences of his
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