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In 1994, Jason Kingsley and Mitchell Levitz, two resourceful young men with Down syndrome, wrote a book about their condition, their situation, and their aspirations. At the time, the mere publication of Count Us In was regarded as extraordinary; many people had never imagined that individuals with Down syndrome could be so perceptive and articulate. Since that time, public awareness has progressed. And so, too, have coauthors Kingsley and Levitz, making it only natural that they update their candid, insightful book. An inclusionary message relevant to us all.
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