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    those thoughts. The book was an amazing read for me because I was able to see and understand some things as the deaf culture does because the author‚ Harlan Lane‚ was so specific and explained things through the thoughts she heard from people within the deaf community. In the beginning of the book‚ Lane discusses how the deaf culture views cochlear implants and the oral communication of deaf people. And though I was unsure why there was there was such a strong dislike of these things‚

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    Massachusetts. And at 3 years old he got sick with meningitis. Which caused him to become partially deaf and blind‚then at 8 years old he became totally deaf. But that did not stop him from doing great things. Edmund was one of the two children of Peter and Martha Eyre Booth. The same sickness(meningitis) killed his father. And he had a older brother named Henry. And he also married Mary ann Walworth who was also deaf. Later on they had 4 children Thomas‚Harriet‚Harriet emma‚and Frank. He was one of the first

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    arguments. Moreover‚ not only do the Artinians‚ and many other deaf people in Sound and Fury‚ not think of deafness as an impairment‚ but they also insist that they are not disabled. Throughout the film‚ deaf people repeatedly deny the potential benefits of giving a deaf child the ability to hear‚ maintaining that they live successful and happy lives‚ unhindered by their inability to hear. Although these claims may be true‚ the deaf characters in the film fail to admit the reality of their situation:

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    and FSL. Hartford Connecicut..Dr. Mason Fitch Cogwell‚ alumnus of Yale…favorite deaf daughter Alice.2 options…sent child overseas to famous Braidwood academy in Edinburgh‚ Scotland or hired a private tutor to teach your child to speak‚ read and write. If poor child stayed home or send them to asylum.Dr. Cogwell convened a meeting of city fathers and raised money to go to Europe and learn about educationg the deaf. He could not get help from Braidwood academy they guarded their “secret”. He then

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    Selecting for Deafness In the article Deaf Lesbians‚ “Designer Disability‚” and the Future of Medicine‚ Julian Savulescu discusses the morality behind selecting offspring with a disability. With the advancement in genetic studies‚ the ability to test for genetic diseases is becoming more readily available to couples having children (Savulescu‚ p. 771). Also increasing is the ability for couples to purposely select to have a child with a disability‚ and this choice is sometimes referred to as the

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    Lichy are a deaf couple who currently have a three-year-old child‚ Molly‚ who was born deaf. The couple now wants to have a second child who they want to be deaf. Unfortunately‚ Garfield is now in her early 40s making it difficult for her to have children at this age‚ so instead the couple is looking into IVF for their next child. The problem of this situation is that a government bill in their country states that selecting a hearing child through IVF is allowed‚ but those found to have a deaf gene would

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    see being deaf as a disability‚ but deaf people do not see it that way. Throughout the years‚ many accomplishments have been made by deaf people. One of them being William Hoy. William Hoy‚ also known as "Dummy"‚ was the most successful deaf baseball player in Major League history. He played center field for several teams from 1888 to 1902. He developed most of his reputation while playing for the Cincinnati Reds and two teams from Washington‚ D.C.. As a result of William Hoy being a deaf baseball

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    because I had the same experience as the author. I hid the truth that I am deaf until I went to deaf college in Tianjin‚ China. For me‚ it was a pain to show that I am a deaf because my classmates from elementary school laughed at me‚ and my relations felt that I am a wretched child. Therefore‚ I cut my hair to hide my hearing aids before middle school because I didn’t want people to see them‚ and I didn’t believe that I am deaf. In addition‚ I hid my hearing aids in my high school too‚ and I refused

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    Burgey‚ Jean L. "Deaf President Now." Deaf President Now. Jean L. Burgey‚ n.d. Web. 16 Oct. 2013. This website gives us a brief summary of what Deaf President Now was. It also gave us an idea about why the students‚ faculty‚ and the alumni were so upset. Two of the three finalists were deaf and the only hearing finalist was the one chosen to be the new president‚ which is why the Gallaudet students were outraged. After the protests were over and the people got what they wanted‚ Dr. I. King Jordan

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    Peter who was born Deaf‚ and the other named Chris who was hearing. Peter’s wife and three children are all Deaf. Chris’s and his wife had two kids that were hearing and one that was Deaf. Peter’s five-year-old daughter‚ Heather wanted to get a cochlear implant‚ but he and his wife weren’t really sure if they wanted their daughter to have one. Chris and his wife‚ Mari were getting their Deaf son‚ Peter‚ an implant no matter what anyone said or thought. The extended families and Deaf Community were divided

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