When I was 18, I fell in with a group of young people. Like me, they were deaf. All of us spoke; at that time none of us used sign language. Among these people I quickly found a significant point of difference between people who were deaf and people who were not. It was laughter. […]
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Crip-ups, deafening-ups, and signing-ups
Should deaf and disabled actors be the only ones eligible to play roles that feature disability? It might seem they have a compelling case, but … Read On...