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Deaf representation refers to how Deaf people are portrayed in media, with content examining accuracy, visibility, and impact.
How does a hearing ally go from learning ASL from Deaf people to positions that can control or displace us and take our opportunities away? Even with good intentions, how do they get this power? What behaviors cross the line?…
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A Deaf ally is a specific term used within the Deaf community which distinguishes someone from a friend of our community to a more trusted and respected position within it. I like to think most people would probably consider themselves…
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The Milan Conference of 1880 is one of the most significant events in Deaf history as it came to represent a pivotal point in Deaf education. It’s also probably the best argument there is for Deaf representation. That is, a…
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Did you see the Deaf family on Shark Tank? Deaf pizza makers Melody and Russell Stein along with their hearing adult children stepped into the tank in the 17th season finale, hoping to score a deal that will help expand…
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If you’re learning American Sign Language (ASL) and exploring Deaf culture, Instagram is full of inspiring, educational, and engaging ASL creators. Bite-sized posts that can give you practice, inspiration, or even food for thought—all in ASL. It’s a perfect way…
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Cochlear implants are often presented as a straightforward solution to “hearing loss” by medical professionals. But it’s a harder conversation within the Deaf community. We initially thought they’d eradicate our culture and language. It was a hot-button issue. The Deaf…
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The new Deaf President Now! film is now streaming on Apple TV+. Co-directed and produced by Nyle DiMarco, this documentary gives the hearing world rare insight into what happened during that historic week in 1988, when Deaf people stood up…
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The Deaf President Now (DPN) movement remains one of the most powerful civil rights victories in American history. In March 1988, students at Gallaudet University, the world’s only liberal arts university for Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, sparked a week-long protest…
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Does the GBBO Deaf Baker go home in Week 4? Tasha has had quite a run so far, but does has the Star Baker curse reared it’s ugly head? Spoilers ahead! On your marks, get set.. BAKE! Warning: this article…
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GBBO’s Deaf Baker made it through the first round with the rigor of Cake week. But how does she stack up against the competition for biscuits and bread? Weeks 2 and 3 takeaways ahead! On your marks, get set.. BAKE!…
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