Abstract
In this dialogic piece, we begin by contemplating Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop’s analogy of Mirror, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors (1990) to (1) call attention to the political backlash against diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility; (2) contemplate implications for the field of special and inclusive education, including critiquing traditional approaches to researching diversity; and (3) explore some possible ways to counter this backlash. We close by asking the question, should we simmer down, as some encourage, or raise Hell, as others suggest?