The Chances is the first show to star deaf characters written by deaf writers and played by deaf actors.
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In 2008, a man named Dino Capone founded Deaf Bunny, the first deaf-owned and deaf-staffed porn company.
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Despite the rich tradition of Deaf storytelling and theater showcased by award-winning companies such as the National Theatre of the Deaf and Deaf West Theatre, Hollywood has an equally longstanding tradition of forgoing deaf actors for hearing ones, even for signing and/or deaf characters.
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She says most deaf people have hearing children, and 95 percent of deaf babies are born to hearing parents, which leaves only a small percentage of deaf people who go on to have deaf children.
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" Still, he said, he thinks that it's important for deaf people to play deaf roles, because "obviously deaf people can't play hearing roles.
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Nick Abbott is deaf and adopted a deaf dog named Emerson.
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Ms. Padden, a MacArthur Fellow for her research in world sign languages, was born deaf to deaf parents and grew up in deaf culture.
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They're not quite hearing, not quite deaf, and maybe not even Deaf.
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"I grew up with deaf teachers, and I thought all deaf children should have exposure to deaf educators," DiMarco, 26, says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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"I'm improving deaf children's lives and I'm involved in the Deaf community," he says.
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Simmonds, who's deaf in real life, plays a deaf child in A Quiet Place.
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Now comes "Wonderstruck," with its deaf star, deaf characters and homage to visual storytelling.
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S.L.) is a method of communications for the deaf (or Deaf, as some deaf people refer to their culture), but it is used primarily in the United States.
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Not so much because the woman, Sarah, is deaf; there are many excellent deaf actors.
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I was born to deaf parents and now I'm the mother of a deaf son.
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Activity: Considering the Ethics of Trying to Have a Deaf Child Have students read this article by Darshak M. Sanghavi that includes a discussion of a deaf lesbian couple who sought a deaf sperm donor to increase the chances of having a deaf child.
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Deaf with a capital D is often used to specify the active, proud Deaf community, as opposed to the lowercase-d deaf which simply indicates a person with hearing loss.
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Big 'D' deaf refers to people who consider themselves to be part of the Deaf community.
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Growing up, I attended Deaf schools including Gallaudet University, the only Deaf university in the world.
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He is deaf, and no deaf player in the sport's professional era has reached these heights.
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Lee is also deaf, and no deaf player in the sport's history has reached these heights.
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Rikki is a 25-year-old deaf vlogger who makes videos on lifestyle, deafness and Deaf culture.
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"The National Association of the Deaf applauds Starbucks for opening a Signing Store that employs deaf and hard of hearing people," said Howard A. Rosenblum, CEO of the National Association of the Deaf.
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According to Howard Rosenblum, CEO of the National Association of the Deaf, the increase of deaf stories being told onscreen has not been followed by an increase in deaf actors cast for those roles.
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For the case of the deaf emoji, we talked to the CEO of the National Association of the Deaf.
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They lamented what they considered the forced disconnection of deaf children from an unadulterated deaf experience with signed language.
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Deaf jam Meet the man who is bringing the music of Chance the Rapper and others to the deaf community.
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Ms. Padden and Mr. Humphries would like to see more deaf actors in film — and not just as deaf characters.
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He was sitting in the Union Square office alongside the Law Center's co-directors: Andrew Rozynski, a lawyer and fluent A.S.L. signer whose parents are deaf, and Sheryl Eisenberg-Michalowski, a deaf rights liaison who was born deaf.
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While born deaf, he was able to see as a child and even played goalkeeper on a team for deaf youth.
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Little 'd' deaf refers to people who cannot hear but do not consider themselves to be part of the Deaf community.
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In Poetry nominee Deaf Republic, by the hard-of-hearing poet Ilya Kaminsky, the citizens of an occupied country go deaf.
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The store also features a wall mural created by a deaf artist and sells ASL mugs designed by a deaf artist.
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With deaf parents and a deaf aunt and uncle living in the same building, Mr. Bragg was surrounded by sign language.
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In the fall of 2014, Yosemite's deaf services program celebrated its 35th anniversary with a special weekend of activities for Deaf visitors.
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"The challenge Deaf Gain offers for NASA and all workplaces is to rethink their automatic assumptions about deaf people's capabilities," Murray says.
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You can range from profoundly deaf to some ability to hear sound above a certain threshold to hard-of-hearing with the ability to process speech, usually with the help of hearing aids or implant; smembers of the DHH community will also identify themselves as "Big 'D' deaf" to indicate they're part of the Deaf community, or "Little 'd' deaf" to indicate they are not involved in the Deaf community even though they have no hearing.
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On top of organizing tournaments and other events for the community, Júnior plays for Rabbits Deaf, a team which includes other deaf members.
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The movie also made headlines for scoring a major win for representation by featuring deaf actress Millicent Simmonds to play deaf character Regan.
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He also made sure to cast Millicent Simmonds, an actor who is actually deaf, as a deaf character, giving the film important authenticity.
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YouTubers Jill and Jenna Stewardson — a deaf/hearing couple — created ASL Stew to advocate for the importance of Deaf education, awareness and culture.
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She's become an advocate for the deaf community "I want to see more deaf people have the opportunity to become actors," she says.
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Kenyan innovator Roy Allela, whose niece was born deaf, wanted to find a better way for her and other deaf children to communicate.
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"It can be a challenge to communicate with deaf players during games," NCSD coach David Bird, who is deaf, wrote in an email.
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When it was discovered that I was profoundly deaf at six weeks old, my parents faced a common decision: Should they adapt themselves to their deaf child, learn sign language, and embrace deaf culture, or have their deaf child adapt to hearing culture, give her cochlear implants or hearing aids, and train her in the precarious art of lip-reading?
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"With our show, we want to introduce the world to deaf characters written by deaf people, who lead intersectional lives that are complicated, funny, and sometimes heartbreaking, but never defined solely by their being deaf," said Stern and Feldman in a statement.
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The baby sign language phenomenon connects to what culturally deaf people celebrate as "Deaf Gain:" the notion that all of humanity can gain significant benefits and insights from Deaf visual-spatial contributions to the world, including A.S.L. and all its rich linguistic possibilities.
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"If they had known the person was deaf, this wouldn't have happened," Harris' brother Sam, who is also deaf, said of the fatal shooting.
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Finally more deaf actors/representation & ASL inclusion in films … Only to find out the deaf character was written and used for a terrible joke.
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Finally more deaf actors/representation & ASL inclusion in films ... Only to find out the deaf character was written and used for a terrible joke.
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The Deaf community uses a capital "D" to differentiate between people who identify with Deaf culture and identity, and the physical lack of hearing.
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Since deaf people are a small minority, particularly at a concert, there is also a good chance of making friends with other deaf concertgoers.
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Today, Uber announced that it is teaming up with the the Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD), a 40-year-old deaf-led nonprofit, to host a series of recruiting events to promote the ride-hail service as a job opportunity for the deaf community.
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As for performers, ask people to name deaf movie actors — or films about deaf people starring deaf people — and you'll probably get exactly one name and title: Marlee Matlin, who won an Oscar for her turn in "Children of a Lesser God" 30 years ago.
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Deaf culture is shifting as hearing-restoring tech gains traction Deaf culture is shifting as hearing-restoring tech gains traction This segment originally aired Jan.
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To only cast one deaf actress when there's more than one role designed for a deaf actor shows a lack of commitment to actual representation.
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Welgemoed feels there is still work for her to do "as an ambassador and former Miss Deaf [South Africa]" to educate people about being deaf.
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So it should come as no surprise that many events in the city cater to the deaf: museum tours, poetry slams, deaf-friendly happy hours.
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Bernard Bragg, a trailblazer for deaf performers who in 1967 became a founder of the National Theater of the Deaf in Connecticut, died on Oct.
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All this, despite performing in deaf theater throughout childhood, and, during my college years, taking sign language at Gallaudet; interning as a sports reporter covering United States soccer and swimming at the 2009 Deaflympics in Taipei, Taiwan; interning at the National Association of the Deaf; and, after graduate school, cofounding an online, intersectional journal of deaf and disability literature and art called The Deaf Poets Society.
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Lots of sound art I've seen were attempts to bring deaf people to the music realm, but not to bring the music realm to deaf people.
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While most departments of corrections do not keep track of the number of deaf inmates, HEARD estimates tens of thousands of deaf people are currently incarcerated.
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Mr. Bragg, who was born deaf to deaf parents, began carving out a performing career in the late 21973s after studying with the mime Marcel Marceau.
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The play, written by Mark Medoff, is about a romantic relationship between a hearing teacher and a deaf cleaning woman at a school for the deaf.
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" Fureigh says, "We had requests from members of the deaf community and HIV positive people request that we do it during their Whitney Signs deaf tour.
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Simmonds previously showed off her skills in Wonderstruck, an Oscar-worthy performance in a silent film-style movie where she also played a deaf character, although representation in that film was still a bit lacking: Julianne Moore, who is not deaf, also played a deaf character.
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Though he enjoyed performing, there was no obvious career path in show business for a deaf person; instead he took a teaching job at the California School for the Deaf in Berkeley, occasionally performing skits and directing small shows at conventions and clubs for the deaf.
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Deaf baristas will be outfitted in American Sign Language (ASL) aprons embroidered by a Deaf supplier, while hearing partners who sign will wear an "I Sign" pin.
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One portion, however, also recreates a performance in the Deaf Club, a now-defunct social club for San Francisco's deaf community that hosted punk shows in 1979.
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The North Carolina School for the Deaf fielded its first squad seven years later, made up of a small number of students and two deaf staff members.
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In one example, Lena Van Manen, a CODA (child of Deaf adults who is a native sign language user) and a coordinator at the Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education in Indiana, wrote on Facebook about being confronted while facetiming with a Deaf friend in Starbucks.
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As pop culture has begun to better recognize the experiences of deaf Americans, there have also been signs of progress for the Deaf community in sports and politics.
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Many of her videos center around providing hearing individuals with practical tools to be better allies to the Deaf community, spreading awareness of Deaf culture in the process.
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More than 90 percent of deaf and hard-of-hearing children are born to hearing parents like mine, who have little to no experience interacting with deaf people.
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In more recent years, L.A.'s Deaf West Theatre has brought the musicals "Big River" and "Spring Awakening" to Broadway, with mixed casts of deaf and hearing actors.
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The cafe also features a stunning mural created by Deaf artist and Gallaudet University professor Yiqiao Wang, and sells special coffee mugs designed by Deaf artist Jena Floyd.
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Yosemite has a long history of providing exceptional deaf services, starting in 1979, when the park established a deaf services coordinator as one of its recurring summer ranger jobs.
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Apple famously included deaf users in an iPhone 4 commercial many moons ago, and FaceTime has remained a popular method of communication for many users in the deaf community.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is working to make it easier for deaf, hard of hearing, speech-disabled and deaf-blind people to communicate with people over the phone.
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But when you treat other languages like fun, exotic modes of performance instead of like utilities, you are praising people who interpret for the deaf -- while ignoring the deaf.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is working to make it easier for deaf, hard of hearing, speech-disabled and deaf-blind people to communicate with people over the phone.
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My father believed that his children could do pretty much anything; tone-deaf himself, he believed that his tone-deaf daughter (me) had potential as a violist (I didn't).
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Aid The Silent, a nonprofit striving for equality for the deaf community, recently announced the Good Vibrations Music & Arts Festival, the first known full deaf/hard-of-hearing accessible festival.
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For the deaf and hard-of-hearing, the ability to include one's entire family (or friends or co-workers) should make FaceTime an even more compelling technology for deaf users.
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Yet Brazile seems tone deaf about her integrity breach — just as the Democratic Party establishment has been tone deaf about the corrosive effects of servicing Wall Street and wealthy contributors.
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Milwaukee was home to Father Lawrence Murphy, who was accused of molesting as many as 200 deaf boys at St. John's School for the Deaf over the course of decades.
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Puppies born with two copies of the merle gene also have a higher chance of being born blind, deaf, both blind and deaf or being born with no eyes at all.
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While Sierra may have thought she could pretend to be deaf and get away with it, Jamey is actually fluent in American Sign Language since his little brother really is deaf.
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This Washington, D.C. school for the deaf is renovating its welcome center, and SignAll will be installing a translation booth there so that hearing people can interact with deaf staff there.
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This documentary puts the viewer in a home with three generations, where the deaf grandparents get to observe their deaf grandson benefit from technological advances to hear things they never could.
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Bella would have tortured the deaf-mute girl similarly, except that the deaf-mute, even if she had been permitted a visit, would not have understood anything Bella said to her.
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Nick Abbott was born deaf, so he knew it was meant to be when he found a 12-week-old puppy, Emerson, at North Florida Rescue Maine who was also deaf.
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The movie has cast a new spotlight on the hurdles facing deaf audiences, performers and storytellers in filmmaking, which trails well behind TV and streaming in every aspect of deaf experience.
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Ms. Girma is the first deaf-blind graduate of Harvard Law School, as well as the first deaf-blind person I've met who skis, surfs, ballroom dances and performs improv comedy.
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Further, Deaf schools traditionally serve as hubs for Deaf culture, providing independent living and job training for post-grads, offering (often free) American Sign Language (ASL) classes to interested locals, leading research in linguistics and special education, and hosting social and cultural events—all resources left defunct upon the closure of a Deaf school.
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The developer plans to move forward with Librário and update the game to include other themes related to sign language to improve the learning process for deaf and non-deaf players alike.
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Regan's husband, the duke of Cornwall (Russell Harvard), is a deaf man who's perpetually interacting both with the other characters onstage and with his interpreter, played by Deaf West director Michael Arden.
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"I started to realize that there are a lot of people who are unaware of Deaf culture, and I've been given a great platform to reframe the Deaf community," he told PEOPLE.
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Deaf or hard of hearing baristas at this store will wear ASL aprons embroidered by a Deaf supplier, and hearing partners who know how to sign will wear an "I Sign" pin.
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The initiative was created and sponsored by the Deaf Leadership of the Starbucks Access Alliance and incorporates aspects of Deaf Space, including an open environment for communication and low glare reflective surfaces.
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Todd is brilliant and so kind-hearted and I think he knew that by casting a deaf person for this role, it was going to inspire a lot of other deaf people.
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Uber, who has "thousands" of deaf drivers in the U.S. alone, says the new feature is in support of National Deaf Awareness Month, and it's certainly a step in the right direction.
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The romantic story, about a teacher at a school for the deaf and the deaf cleaning woman he meets there, will be directed (as it was in the Berkshires) by Kenny Leon.
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This made a lot of sense, especially because we wanted to keep the piece deaf accessible and we knew that more deaf perspectives during the creative process would strengthen the final product.
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So, too, is "This Close," created by the deaf writers Josh Feldman and Shoshannah Stern in hopes of giving a new voice — as well as more accuracy and vividness — to deaf characters.
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"My deaf friends and I felt depressed because we didn't have any way to help other deaf people to access Islam," he said in an interview, accompanied by a sign-language interpreter.
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Coming from a family with three generations of people who are deaf, and being deaf herself, Kashar is a passionate advocate for more dialog around how our society can be more inclusive.
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ALSO: The FCC approved a notice of proposed rulemaking for plans to require wireless providers to recognize real-time text tools for deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind and speech-disabled people.
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Deaf schools are often among the first to be cut from struggling districts, with deaf students instead sent to mainstream schools where they are unable to communicate directly with their teachers and peers.
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"The only deaf-blind person most people have heard of is Helen Keller," said Sue Ruzenski, executive director of the Helen Keller National Center for Deaf-Blind Youths and Adults, on Long Island.
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"It's hard for hearing actors to look deaf to deaf viewers," Ms. Padden said, since American Sign Language is not just a finger alphabet but a system of expression employing the whole body.
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"Moonlight Sonata: Deafness in Three Movements" Filmmaker Irene Taylor Brodsky is familiar with the challenges deaf people face, growing up with deaf parents and her son Jonah losing his hearing at age 4.
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Almost immediately, deaf people began responding to Martin's tweet, slamming him for using their disability to defend bigotry and Islamophobia: As a deaf person I kindly ask you not to speak for me.
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I've also gone to a deaf school all my life.
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I think some deaf people are going to like it.
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The audience laughed, but Nyle -- who is deaf -- is outraged.
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The comment struck many at the time as tone deaf.
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Think about the mouse, which is born deaf and blind.
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We are, Wilson evocatively suggests, like blind and deaf people
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So far the government has been deaf to such ideas.
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Deaf education in the U.S. has gone through many phases.
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But Wyden's concerns fell on deaf ears, the aide said.
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As deaf artist, she is especially impacted by institutional barriers.
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Reading a book about colors to two little Deaf kids!
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For deaf people behind bars, it's even tougher, sometimes impossible.
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A deaf and blind Brazil fan enjoys the World Cup.
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They are wondering how it could be so tone deaf.
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He knows these arguments will fall largely on deaf ears.
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Also rather deaf and with no fire in his eyes.
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That advice fell on deaf ears, as the repairs continued.
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Did you know that white cats are commonly born deaf?
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So if it weren't for those cells, you'd be deaf.
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I was seeing my favorite musical, Deaf West's Spring Awakening.
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This dialogue of the deaf will not end in November.
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I'm not tone deaf to where I don't get it.
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S.E. Cupp: Kaine gave tone deaf, unhinged performance Just wow.
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A search for independence There were schools for the deaf.
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The involvement of the deaf actors enhances the production artistically.
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Luna's pleas to Comcast fell on deaf ears, he says.
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The original advertisement that caused outrage within the deaf community.
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These concerns appear to be falling on deaf ears, however.
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"How do deaf people have sex?" is yet another gem.
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Apparently her suggestions to Joanne didn't fall on deaf ears.
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It's astoundingly tone deaf at best, openly offensive at worst.
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They have easy communication, while deaf people can't join in.
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Like you're not making something that falls on deaf ears.
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Inflight entertainment will soon be more accessible for deaf passengers.
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Our sources say her plea has fallen on deaf ears.
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Thank you for being inclusive for 466 million deaf people!
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Parents and Deaf children can learn sign language together. 4.
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Tara Asher signed Stormzy's Glasto set for deaf festival goers.
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Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure it would fall on deaf ears.
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Starbucks is opening a café run by a deaf staff.
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Appropriation Queen, resplendent in a tone deaf headdress and bindis.
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He is one of 25 deaf people in his family.
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For over seven months, these calls fell on deaf ears.
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Doing so while blind and partially deaf is even harder.
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Meanwhile, the case from opponents was falling on deaf ears.
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She will play the first deaf hero in the MCU.
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In the year I was nine, Deaf Granny left me.
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A nice video from Tony Gonzalez fell on deaf ears.
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Please don't put Deaf lives in danger because you're clueless.
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The difference was that Romney's speech fell on deaf ears.
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"I'm going to fight on behalf of the deaf community."
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The mugs were designed by Deaf artist, Jena Floyd. pic.twitter.
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Alas, his arguments have largely fallen on deaf judicial ears.
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Unfortunately, in many cases this advice falls on deaf ears.
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For others, the standard warnings may fall on deaf ears.
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With deaf people, it's not about the loss of sound.
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Clark is also deaf, and he suffers from crippling arthritis.
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She's just 13 years old, and she was born deaf.
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Most of its teachers and support staff are also deaf.
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He continued on, deaf to the street songs of immigrants.
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We know that Mr. Trump is boorish and tone deaf.
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A son of a friend of his was partly deaf.
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At colleges for the deaf, students with implants were shunned.
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"The world is mostly deaf," he says at one point.
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Phillips' contention that he was innocent fell on deaf ears.
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He was rendered almost entirely deaf in his right ear.
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When I alluded to this, it fell on deaf ears.
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Her other videos cover what it's like to be deaf.
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The UN's pleas for ceasefire are falling on deaf ears.
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He goes partly deaf and can barely lift a drumstick.
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"Tone deaf" was Scalise's description of the VA chief's remark.
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However, as predicted, Maldonado's pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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Having graduated from Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. (the United States' only Deaf university), with a degree in mathematics, math was to be the deaf Dancing with the Stars front-runner's subject of choice.
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David Legg, president of the Cedar Rapids Association for the Deaf, who is deaf, told the Register that attending political events without interpreters makes him feel like he can't participate in the political process.
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Centering hearing people in Deaf experiences and presenting ASL as amusement for hearing concert-goers instead of as a mode of communication for the Deaf does a huge disservice to interpreters and their profession.
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Deaf Republic is the story of a town, told in a series of poems, in which a young deaf boy named Petya is killed by soldiers as they seek to break up a protest.
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Four years ago, the park hired a ranger to be a full-time interpreter and deaf services coordinator whose only job would be to provide sign language interpretation and do outreach to the Deaf community.
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The NYPD has pledged to improve its treatment of deaf people under a 2009 consent decree and has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in settlements to deaf people who say they&aposve been mistreated.
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Marlee Matlin is an Academy Award-winning actress, New York Times best-selling author, and prominent member of the National Association of the Deaf, as she has been deaf since she was 18 months old.
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"Starbucks has taken an innovative approach to incorporating Deaf Culture that will increase employment opportunities as well as accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing people, while at the same time educating and enlightening society."
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"But eventually in my early 20s, I started to find a deaf community, and it meant so much since, for the longest time, I was the only other deaf person that I knew," she said.
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In fact, there are raves for deaf and hard of hearing people where balloons are held up to the speakers, and recent technological advancements mean what the deaf can hear as a result is incredible.
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The complexity of this dynamic extends beyond communication: There have been High Court cases citing discrimination against the deaf community, and the assumption that deaf people aren't capable of being good parents is unfortunately common.
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Tobias Burz, a deaf player who now serves as the technical director for tennis at the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf, recounted an experiment he once conducted with a higher-ranked hearing opponent.
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Without the use of technology, blind and deaf people can try to talk directly to one another if, for instance, the deaf person has limited hearing in one ear, or can attempt to read lips.
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The deaf writing partners Shoshannah Stern and Josh Feldman star in this comedy as Kate and Michael, best friends trying to navigate Los Angeles, career ambitions and relationships, who also just happen to be deaf.
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In 222, TSD went 22001-22011-19673 and was named the No. 21967 prep team among deaf schools in the nation, a distinction voted on by two publications, The Silent Worker and The Deaf American.
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"The motor is making everyone deaf," the Times reported McGowan saying.
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I imagine, however, that this point might fall on deaf ears.
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I sat behind the Miss School for Deaf team last night.
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For example, Jamey's brother is deaf, so he knows sign language.
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Are arguments for the art of listening falling on deaf ears?
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But efforts to honour the bicentennial have fallen on deaf ears.
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Tone-deaf business decisions like Portal are nothing new for Facebook.
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That same year, he went deaf from an autoimmune ear disease.
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I think she's tone deaf when it comes to cultural stereotypes.
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Finally more Deaf actors/representation & ASL inclusion in films," DiMarco tweeted. "….
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Those ideas may fall on deaf ears in wildfire country, however.
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"There are no disadvantages to being deaf in kayaking," Dane said.
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"She just comes off as so incredibly tone-deaf," Cessac said.
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"We have over 25 deaf individuals in my family," he explains.
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Being born blind and deaf is caused by missing of genes.
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The neighbors SCREAMED to tell the police that he is Deaf.
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That's pretty hard to teach a deaf man in week 2.
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And his new tone-deaf comments Monday aren't going over well.
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Finally more deaf actors/representation & ASL inclusion in films," DiMarco tweeted. "….
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Born deaf and blind, polar bear cubs require intensive maternal nurturing.
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But they were exceptional, says Mr Mansfield, who is himself deaf.
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In fact, music is a huge part of the deaf community.
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To describe the song as tone-deaf would be an understatement.
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Children who survive can become blind, deaf, paralyzed or mentally disabled.
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Both of us are tone deaf, but I alone would breastfeed.
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Girma, 29, is deaf and blind; she was born that way.
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Tribe 2.0 already has one loyal user: Paglino's mom, who's deaf.
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The United States has been largely tone deaf to these concerns.
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Right now, I can't be deaf without drawing criticism from somebody.
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RAVE could be especially useful for children who are born deaf.
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"It's not true that deaf people can't enjoy music," said Gordon.
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The president's exhortations are falling on deaf ears in Congress, however.
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I was 79, emotionally and physically depleted and almost completely deaf.
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Came across particularly tone deaf on #SNL monologue considering today's "climate".
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I call them 'my A.S.L. people,' who are deaf and hearing.
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"How can you be both deaf and blind?" my grandfather asked.
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And they do believe he is deaf and maybe visually impaired.
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An interpreter flanks her for the two deaf students in attendance.
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"We hope this time it doesn't fall on deaf ears." video
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His proposition "fell on deaf ears," according to the news outlet.
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For those who are deaf, music is not just about sound.
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His demonization of the news media won't fall on deaf ears.
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But this time, Hoersdig said, it felt a little tone deaf.
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So there is a high demand among Deaf patrons for accessibility.
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And I mean, we have so many deaf actors out there.
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This could be the most tone-deaf IP suit in history.
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This could be the most tone-deaf IP suit in history.
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"Deaf people can do anything," The Tribune quoted her as saying.
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His father had created an amateur acting group for deaf performers.
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After a disastrous 2017 — remember the tone-deaf Kendall Jenner ad?
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Day has learned to turn a deaf ear to the naysayers.
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I grew up in the 1970s around lots of deaf people.
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They exist to translate for deaf and hard of hearing people.
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Julia, once a radical '60s musician, is increasingly conservative, and deaf.
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Will Kelly's warning fall om deaf ears in this White House?
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I'm jealous — what's a deaf guy like me supposed to do?
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What if your tone deaf humming could actually sound... pretty good?
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However, this message continues to fall on deaf ears in Washington.
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Even in Nevada, tone-deaf misogyny still echoes in the chamber.
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We have become deaf to the world since the industrial revolution.
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But I make up for it with passion (and deaf hearing).
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Over the years, bed-bound, she'd gone increasingly blind and deaf.
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"He believed that tone-deaf people didn't exist," Ms. Tramontin said.
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Deaf Republic is harrowing and damning, if we dare to listen.
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But just as importantly, due process isn't deaf, dumb, and blind.
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"Tone deaf doesn't even start to describe it," said one poster.
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It certainly appears her family's concerns are falling on deaf ears.
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