Which of the following pieces if evidence best supports Stevenson's claim from chapter 8 that children whose stories he shares "weren't exceptional" (Stevenson 160) 1. "By the late 1980s and early 1990s, the politics of fear and anger sweeping the country and fueling mass incarceration was turning its attention to children" (Stevenson 159)
2. Trinsas mental and physical health made her life in prison extremely challenging (Stevenson 160)
3. "there were thousands of children like them scattered throughout prisons in the united states" (Stevenson 160)
4. "the difficulties outside antonios home were compounded by severe domestic abuse inside the home" ( Stevenson 154)

Read the excerpt from notes of a native son.it had something to do with his blackness, i think—he was very black—with his blackness and his beauty, and with the fact that he knew that he was black but did not know that he was beautiful. he claimed to be proud of his blackness but it had also been the cause of much humiliation and it had fixed bleak boundaries to his life.what does the excerpt tell readers about racial prejudice in early 20th-century america? racial prejudice had negative psychological effects on those who discriminated against others.racial prejudice had negative psychological effects on those who suffered its injustices.people who experienced racial prejudice did not show evidence of any psychological effects.people who experienced racial prejudice were fully aware of how they were affected psychologically.