“…Recent literature in gifted education has focused on addressing inequity in gifted identification and services for historically underserved populations of children from culturally, linguistically, and economically diverse (CLED) backgrounds (Hamilton et al, 2018; Hodges et al, 2018; Mun, Ezzani et al, 2020; Mun, Hemmler, et al, 2020; Olszewski-Kubilius & Corwith, 2018; Siegle et al, 2016) and twice-exceptional (2E), or gifted learners with evidence of one or more disabilities (Al-Hroub & Whitebread, 2019; Maddocks, 2018; Owens et al, 2016). This focus is well-deserved as the representation of these students lags notably behind that of White students, dominant language speakers, and the economically advantaged (Siegle et al, 2016).…”