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URGENT QUESTION FOR THE DEAF COMMUNITY
if someone is given a sign name based off of their real name (first initial, etc) but later changes their name (because they’re trans or otherwise), does their sign name change too? i don’t mean hypothetically i mean has anyone had this experience before
Me: I hate wearing hearing aids they get uncomfortable my hearing isnt that bad omg
Me, putting in hearing aids and hearing ALL THE THINGS:
Sometimes people ask stupid questions when they don’t fully understand something. But here is my new post about the most cringe-worthy questions people who are deaf get asked is proving how surprisingly tone-deaf people can be (pun not intended).
Do not assume that we, deaf people who aren’t physically capable of doing regular things.
People who are hearing often think that having the ability to hear automatically means you have a “perfect” life. But seriously, they’ve never experienced our life or our world.
—Shocking Questions People Who Are Deaf Get Asked All The Time
“Can deaf people drive?”
“Do deaf people use Braille?”
Like, “Are you really deaf?”
“Do you need a Wheelchair?”
“How can you be a parent if you can’t hear your baby cry?”
“Is sign language a universal language?”
“Do deaf people actually have sex?”
“Can you date hearing people like me?”
“So if we hook up and does it means am I going deaf?”
#deaf #hardofhearing #asl #deafawareness #awareness #cringeworthyquestionsanswered #deafcommunity #deafeducation #deafpeoplecandoanythingexcepthear
We are a group of students at the University of Copenhagen working on a 4 week 'express' project on museum visit habits in people with developmental disorders, movement disorders, psychiatric diagnosis, deaf/HoH, mutism and visually impaired people. We are working with the National Gallery of Denmark, whose goal is to make the museum more accessible for people who cannot / do not want to go for any reason mentioned above. This is just an introductory questionnaire, and we might follow it up with further questions as this is the kickstart of the project.
Hi, my loves!
I would absolutely love it if you could answer this quick questionnaire about museum visits and your habits if you have a diagnosis, disabillity or disorder <3
It is a quick introductory questionnaire for us to focus our efforts on this project, and any help or tips would be greatly appreciated <3
Note: if any of the wordings / language used is ableist or slurs, please, please let me know so I can rectify it!
i’ve complained about the captions this entire series (Day Break) but this really takes the cake honestly it’s SUPPOSED to say white supremacists but it sounds like the title of some poetry
