Linguistic justice
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Linguistic justice refers to the principle that all languages, dialects, and language varieties should be recognized, respected, and valued equally within social, educational, and political systems. In composition studies, it advocates for students’ rights to use their home languages and language practices, challenging dominant standards of "correct" English and promoting inclusive, equitable approaches to communication and assessment.