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including sixteenth-century monastic schools for deaf children and nineteenth-century French education in sign language as a missionary endeavor
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Practicing for Love: A Memoir Robert S. Pohl the son of the villa'sYoung Nina Kennedy was a child prodigy, a musical genius. Growing up in a segregated black community, she was forced to speak slang or "Ebonics" during the day to protect herself from bullying. At night, she would return home to speak the King's English with her college professor parents, both esteemed classical pianists who felt their careers had been hampered by American racism. As a result, they were determined that their daughter would have the
