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This becomes even more tragic, she adds, for gifted children who live in poverty or for whom an intellectual exceptionality is masked by a learning disability. Arguably, in other words, Petry's decision to focus her first novel on the ways that Harlem residents' problems were related to their environment reflected a growing understanding that it was less an individual exceptionality than it was her exceptional circumstances that had preserved her from the more common fate of African Americans. Special Education in Contemporary Society: An Introduction to Exceptionality. |
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