Righting Educational Wrongs brings together the work of scholars from the fields of disability studies in education and law to examine contemporary struggles around inclusion and access to education. Specifically, contributors examine disability related policies and practices as they contribute to or undermine educational access for individuals with disabilities.

The relationship between disability studies and law / Arlene S. Kanter -- Universal design in education : remaking all the difference / Martha Minow -- Rights, needs, and capabilities : institutional and political barriers to justice for disabled people / Thomas M. Skrtic and J. Robert Kent -- Ending the longing for belonging : teaching disability studies in the college core curriculum / Susan Baglieri and Linda Ware -- Treating the incomplete child : how the science of learning disabilities was built for exclusion / Scot Danforth and Theodoto Ressa -- The present king of France is feeble-minded : the logic and history of the continuum of placements for people with intellectual disabilities / Philip M. Ferguson -- Disabling racial repetition / Zanita E. Fenton -- Children with disabilities, parents without disabilities, and lawyers : issues of life experience, affinity, and agency / Mark C. Weber -- The tale of a reluctant expert witness / Alicia A. Broderick -- The case for inclusive eligibility under the individuals with Disabilities Education Act / Wendy F. Hensel -- Disability, vulnerability, and fragmented protections : accessing education, work, and health care / Ani B. Satz -- Inclusion in K-12 and higher education / Wendy S. Harbour.