Abstract

After briefly describing some of the contributions academic language proponents have made in advancing educational equity for language-minoritized students, I point to the central question of this special issue: Might the construct of academic language also perform language ideological work that contributes to inequitable educational outcomes for language-minoritized students? I then briefly describe the field of language ideology before introducing each of the articles in this special issue.

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