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  1. This is a niche ask but fedi seems like the place I might find an answer:

    Does anyone have any idea of old publications (ideally ones on the internet archive), modern online communities that discuss media, or any other sources amongst the deaf community where I might find some discussion or writing or anything about how deaf folks felt about Tony, the deaf teen on season 9 of Dallas? Getting a recurring deaf character at all NOW is still rare, much less in the 80s, so I'd really like to know if there's any reactions preserved from that time or if there's any posts about it now from folks remembering it then. I'm about to scour places like reddit but it's like...I know where to go to find Dallas discussions I can search for discussion about deaf representation, I don't know where I might find general deaf community discussions new or old i could search for Dallas discussion.

    My single user self hosted server doesn't have a ton of reach so boosts appreciated! I'm adding a few hashtags I found with some use too.

    #deaf #deafblind #disability #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage

  2. This is a niche ask but fedi seems like the place I might find an answer:

    Does anyone have any idea of old publications (ideally ones on the internet archive), modern online communities that discuss media, or any other sources amongst the deaf community where I might find some discussion or writing or anything about how deaf folks felt about Tony, the deaf teen on season 9 of Dallas? Getting a recurring deaf character at all NOW is still rare, much less in the 80s, so I'd really like to know if there's any reactions preserved from that time or if there's any posts about it now from folks remembering it then. I'm about to scour places like reddit but it's like...I know where to go to find Dallas discussions I can search for discussion about deaf representation, I don't know where I might find general deaf community discussions new or old i could search for Dallas discussion.

    My single user self hosted server doesn't have a ton of reach so boosts appreciated! I'm adding a few hashtags I found with some use too.

    #deaf #deafblind #disability #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage

  3. This is a niche ask but fedi seems like the place I might find an answer:

    Does anyone have any idea of old publications (ideally ones on the internet archive), modern online communities that discuss media, or any other sources amongst the deaf community where I might find some discussion or writing or anything about how deaf folks felt about Tony, the deaf teen on season 9 of Dallas? Getting a recurring deaf character at all NOW is still rare, much less in the 80s, so I'd really like to know if there's any reactions preserved from that time or if there's any posts about it now from folks remembering it then. I'm about to scour places like reddit but it's like...I know where to go to find Dallas discussions I can search for discussion about deaf representation, I don't know where I might find general deaf community discussions new or old i could search for Dallas discussion.

    My single user self hosted server doesn't have a ton of reach so boosts appreciated! I'm adding a few hashtags I found with some use too.

    #deaf #deafblind #disability #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage

  4. This is a niche ask but fedi seems like the place I might find an answer:

    Does anyone have any idea of old publications (ideally ones on the internet archive), modern online communities that discuss media, or any other sources amongst the deaf community where I might find some discussion or writing or anything about how deaf folks felt about Tony, the deaf teen on season 9 of Dallas? Getting a recurring deaf character at all NOW is still rare, much less in the 80s, so I'd really like to know if there's any reactions preserved from that time or if there's any posts about it now from folks remembering it then. I'm about to scour places like reddit but it's like...I know where to go to find Dallas discussions I can search for discussion about deaf representation, I don't know where I might find general deaf community discussions new or old i could search for Dallas discussion.

    My single user self hosted server doesn't have a ton of reach so boosts appreciated! I'm adding a few hashtags I found with some use too.

    #deaf #deafblind #disability #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage

  5. This is a niche ask but fedi seems like the place I might find an answer:

    Does anyone have any idea of old publications (ideally ones on the internet archive), modern online communities that discuss media, or any other sources amongst the deaf community where I might find some discussion or writing or anything about how deaf folks felt about Tony, the deaf teen on season 9 of Dallas? Getting a recurring deaf character at all NOW is still rare, much less in the 80s, so I'd really like to know if there's any reactions preserved from that time or if there's any posts about it now from folks remembering it then. I'm about to scour places like reddit but it's like...I know where to go to find Dallas discussions I can search for discussion about deaf representation, I don't know where I might find general deaf community discussions new or old i could search for Dallas discussion.

    My single user self hosted server doesn't have a ton of reach so boosts appreciated! I'm adding a few hashtags I found with some use too.

    #deaf #deafblind #disability #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage

  6. Next up is a short documentary about using American Sign Language in theater (youtu.be/IlX4Zt4sPtE?si=Tgs67K) featuring the Deaf West Theater Company, who are known for mixing both ASL & English and Deaf/Hard of Hearing & Hearing actors in their productions
    #LaEsoterica #DeafWest #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #theater #DeafCulture

  7. Next up is a short documentary about using American Sign Language in theater (youtu.be/IlX4Zt4sPtE?si=Tgs67K) featuring the Deaf West Theater Company, who are known for mixing both ASL & English and Deaf/Hard of Hearing & Hearing actors in their productions
    #LaEsoterica #DeafWest #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #theater #DeafCulture

  8. Next up is a short documentary about using American Sign Language in theater (youtu.be/IlX4Zt4sPtE?si=Tgs67K) featuring the Deaf West Theater Company, who are known for mixing both ASL & English and Deaf/Hard of Hearing & Hearing actors in their productions
    #LaEsoterica #DeafWest #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #theater #DeafCulture

  9. Next up is a short documentary about using American Sign Language in theater (youtu.be/IlX4Zt4sPtE?si=Tgs67K) featuring the Deaf West Theater Company, who are known for mixing both ASL & English and Deaf/Hard of Hearing & Hearing actors in their productions
    #LaEsoterica #DeafWest #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #theater #DeafCulture

  10. Next up is a short documentary about using American Sign Language in theater (youtu.be/IlX4Zt4sPtE?si=Tgs67K) featuring the Deaf West Theater Company, who are known for mixing both ASL & English and Deaf/Hard of Hearing & Hearing actors in their productions
    #LaEsoterica #DeafWest #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #theater #DeafCulture

  11. I never thought I would ever learn even a few words of sign language. One of the songs for the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus Holiday Concert this weekend is Stille Nacht (Silent Night) with the American Sign Language displayed by all performers while singing. It is really beautiful.

    #Atlanta #Music #Concerts #ChoralMusic #Holidays #SignLanguage #AmericanSignLanguage #StilleNacht #VoicesOfNote

  12. I never thought I would ever learn even a few words of sign language. One of the songs for the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus Holiday Concert this weekend is Stille Nacht (Silent Night) with the American Sign Language displayed by all performers while singing. It is really beautiful.

    #Atlanta #Music #Concerts #ChoralMusic #Holidays #SignLanguage #AmericanSignLanguage #StilleNacht #VoicesOfNote

  13. I never thought I would ever learn even a few words of sign language. One of the songs for the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus Holiday Concert this weekend is Stille Nacht (Silent Night) with the American Sign Language displayed by all performers while singing. It is really beautiful.

    #Atlanta #Music #Concerts #ChoralMusic #Holidays #SignLanguage #AmericanSignLanguage #StilleNacht #VoicesOfNote

  14. I never thought I would ever learn even a few words of sign language. One of the songs for the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus Holiday Concert this weekend is Stille Nacht (Silent Night) with the American Sign Language displayed by all performers while singing. It is really beautiful.

    #Atlanta #Music #Concerts #ChoralMusic #Holidays #SignLanguage #AmericanSignLanguage #StilleNacht #VoicesOfNote

  15. I never thought I would ever learn even a few words of sign language. One of the songs for the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus Holiday Concert this weekend is Stille Nacht (Silent Night) with the American Sign Language displayed by all performers while singing. It is really beautiful.

    #Atlanta #Music #Concerts #ChoralMusic #Holidays #SignLanguage #AmericanSignLanguage #StilleNacht #VoicesOfNote

  16. The 2nd annual memorial concert for Samantha Whitney is this Sunday! Tickets are available in-person and for the livestream—the show will be ASL-interpreted, and the livestream will be captioned! Please please please get your tickets! ➡️ thegreenroom42.venuetix.com/sh

    #charity #asl #AmericanSignLanguage #nyc

  17. The 2nd annual memorial concert for Samantha Whitney is this Sunday! Tickets are available in-person and for the livestream—the show will be ASL-interpreted, and the livestream will be captioned! Please please please get your tickets! ➡️ thegreenroom42.venuetix.com/sh

    #charity #asl #AmericanSignLanguage #nyc

  18. The 2nd annual memorial concert for Samantha Whitney is this Sunday! Tickets are available in-person and for the livestream—the show will be ASL-interpreted, and the livestream will be captioned! Please please please get your tickets! ➡️ thegreenroom42.venuetix.com/sh

    #charity #asl #AmericanSignLanguage #nyc

  19. The 2nd annual memorial concert for Samantha Whitney is this Sunday! Tickets are available in-person and for the livestream—the show will be ASL-interpreted, and the livestream will be captioned! Please please please get your tickets! ➡️ thegreenroom42.venuetix.com/sh

    #charity #asl #AmericanSignLanguage #nyc

  20. The 2nd annual memorial concert for Samantha Whitney is this Sunday! Tickets are available in-person and for the livestream—the show will be ASL-interpreted, and the livestream will be captioned! Please please please get your tickets! ➡️ thegreenroom42.venuetix.com/sh

    #charity #asl #AmericanSignLanguage #nyc