The comments in this thread are wild. “It’s called acting, people can act deafness.” Yeah, but they really can’t though and it’s rare to see it done well.
Lemme explain why 🙂✨
1/ Hello, I have a story I've been working on for a long time—long before there was a pandemic, if you can believe it. It’s about the past and future of our children’s DNA.
My cover story for @TheAtlantic:
https://t.co/3eibCOW19K
Seven-year-old Blake Mompher, who went viral this week for his custom Kraft Mac & Cheese costume that fits over his wheelchair, got a big surprise from Kraft and some former Ohio State Buckeyes.
https://t.co/SVyNRPLON9
I’m proud to share with y’all that I am first Native Deaf who elected as Vice Chair for Native American Caucus for Iowa Democratic Party last July. ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽 It is about breaking barrier. We can do anything! 🙌🏾
Trying to break it to my son that his choice of uni may not come down to which one rates best, but rather which one has a meaningful choice of interpreters able to understand astrophysics. I don’t understand astrophysics.
Here is the backstory on why the Trump administration must now provide an ASL interpreter at all future coronavirus press briefings https://t.co/dsHIwWaF8f #DEAF
If you have watched Deaf U and are wondering what has become of the cast since the taping of the eight episodes, O, The Oprah Magazine, has the answers https://t.co/FuU8GeLEad #deaf
I stopped by @ParamountPics studio for some post production work on the #WestWingReunion special airing on @hbomax on 10/15. Meanwhile, here’s some trivia: I first visited the studio when I was 14. @hwinkler4real invited me and my family and he gave me powerful words of advice