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Did Joseph Biden Mock ASL? The Last Hiccup Includes written English transcript in video below: Tue, Jun 25 2019 · 3 hours ago The Future of Library: Can We End Stereotyping? The Last Hiccup Can we turn the pages on stereotypes? What would library meet the quality of knowledge and positive attitude would it be more powerful come of Deaf community? We need more Deaf-centered writers more than ever. Their contributions are valuable. Their stories alongside the life experiences all year long, sharing the knowledge resources to keep Deaf […] Thu, Jun 20 2019 23 Years Later: Bust of Sisyphus The Last Hiccup 23 years ago on this date today was the day I was released from jail, walking out as 102 pounder, ate four breakfast plates at Denny’s about 30 minutes later, hungriest ever as I was, aiming for hard work to change my life around. I would never imagine how many hardships to deal with going […] Tue, Jun 18 2019 Phoenix Police: YOU FUCKING DEAF!? The Last Hiccup Phoenix police pulling a gun on parents of four years old whom “mistook” toy doll from store in Phoenix, Arizona, it was trauma enough of them and I support them in suing them for ten (10) million dollars. The family is people of color. The officers who pulled a gun on them were the majority […] Mon, Jun 17 2019 How Do You Define Deaf as Human Rights? The Last Hiccup Deaf people around the world has been seen as easy target to take their human rights away. How do you define Deaf as Human Rights? Sat, Jun 15 2019 Deaf Prisoners: Censorship The Last Hiccup Will Deaf books deny the journey of Deaf prisoners in search for pursuit of happiness battling with censorship? Tue, Jun 11 2019 Sticks & Stones: Overcoming the Culture of Bullying The Last Hiccup Discussing about bullying in Deaf community is important–can we ignore this invisible problem? Wed, Jun 05 2019 Deaf Returnees: Helping Them Through PTSD The Last Hiccup The adage that there is no perfect machine holds true from a Jack-in-the-Box to the criminal justice system. What can Deaf inmates and returnees broken by this system hope to achieve during June, which is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) awareness month? Especially when this awareness reach extends deeply into the Deaf community to places needing empowerme... Mon, Jun 03 2019 The Power of CSD: Managing Information in Deaf Community The Last Hiccup The information must free itself from the old known. To the Deaf community and the media everywhere in the world through social media—the only freedom lies in the unknown because whatever is known cannot be ignored from the past. Whatever the media learns the facts from Communications Service for the Deaf (CSD) about whoever the […] Sun, May 26 2019 Pioneers of Deaf Counseling: Web-Based Therapy The Last Hiccup The pioneers of Deaf Counseling are the most prominent change makers and activists join together to create first idea for transformative change in offering web-based therapy, eTherapy, and technological ways to heal of human reform, making all the difference to give all opportunities available for Deaf community. Sun, May 26 2019 The World is Waiting For You The Last Hiccup Gallaudet University website: Commencement Day 149th Ceremony “Commencement is the most important event and once-in-a-lifetime memory for our graduates and their families and friends. It is the day to celebrate our graduates’ hard work that goes into the achievement of graduating…..” Friday, May 17, 2019: Live streaming. EPHPHATHA as seen on huge black Gallaud... Tue, May 21 2019 Reclaiming the Youth Leadership Camp The Last Hiccup This coming weekend (May 24-27th): Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) Alumni Foundation 50th Years for the search of the Leadership experience. When I first learned about YLC while I was an attendee for Deaf People of Color Conference in 2010 where it was held in Portland, Oregon. I was 35 years old that time. Oh, I […] Mon, May 20 2019 Concern About Rep. Tom Cole as Gallaudet Commencement... The Last Hiccup Dear Gallaudet Community: While I also am aware about members of our community are gravely concerned about Rep. Okla.—Mr. Tom Cole as the Commencement speaker. That is the very important line and yet, Gallaudet University chose to ignore and disrespect graduating students’ safety. It is reported that there are plenty of Deaf graduating students who are […] Mon, May 13 2019 Mothers Are Also Survivors of Alexander Graham Bell The Last Hiccup Originally posted on ...And the Truth Shall Set You Free.: This is my sweet and loving Mother. In this picture on the right, my mother was 20 years old while on the left, my 21 years old father. It was taken at a park in Woodland, Washington on July 22, 1976. My mother was pregnant… Sun, May 12 2019 Gallaudet: Censorship & the Punishment of ASL The Last Hiccup Gallaudet University still have relationship with Alexander Graham Bell, a historical figure who owned Audist views or engaged in hate practices—his name have not been removed across on the campus of Gallaudet. The coat of arms by the name of Bell have been idolized a landscape symbol of Audism that honors AGBell that leads to […] Tue, Apr 30 2019 Response to Donalda Ammons, President of GUAA The Last Hiccup “This is Donalda Ammons, President of GUAA. On behalf of GUAA I wish to correct your misconstrued statement that those two women contracted GUAA and that the GUAA board’s decision was influenced. It is totally and absolutely fabricated. I ask that you retract this particular statement. Thank you very much. We need to have reliable […] Tue, Apr 23 2019 My Thoughts Are With Sri Lanka The Last Hiccup Bombing and killing innocent people is not the solution. Religious bigotry: Enough. Sun, Apr 21 2019 GUAA: Deaf vs Deaf The Last Hiccup There have been some speculation why Ella mae Lentz did not get GUAA award at Gallaudet few weeks ago. If true, Deaf vs Deaf is the greatest pain. Sun, Apr 21 2019 My Visit to Oklahoma City Bombing Site The Last Hiccup Originally posted on ...And the Truth Shall Set You Free.: 14 years ago today—April 19th and it was one of the worst terrorist attacks in American history. It has happened in Oklahoma City. I got to visit the memorial on April 19, 2004. It was one of the most profound experiences I ever dealt with.… Fri, Apr 19 2019 Gallaudet University: A Signing Community? The Last Hiccup Honestly, as three days ago, when I was at Library of Congress to see private collections of old letters hand-written by Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, Sophia Fowler Gallaudet, Edward Miner Gallaudet, Laurent Clerc, the list goes on—to help out a friend for PhD dissertation. ASL stands for American Sign Language. They all had the goal: ASL-centered, […] Thu, Apr 11 2019 Why Library of Congress Matters Ever in the Age of Deaf... The Last Hiccup Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.: Guardian of the private collections. There is nothing better than this unique place. The principles at play are much larger than this. I believe in mother of all libraries. Indeed, growing up where I usually carry library card with me all the time, the experiences as a library supporter, […] Tue, Apr 09 2019 Why Deaf Community Should Not Label ROAR as Hate Group The Last Hiccup Hearing people, for example, hearing supremacists whose knowledge about Deaf people is the path of creating a hate crime where they usually experience blatant hate crime in which ignorance had aggressively gone behind the human consciousness what is called amygdala where the hate and fear created right there. I would like to point out […] Tue, Apr 02 2019 In Response to Brendan Stern’s Post The Last Hiccup The eyes are considered the necessary components of appreciation. The other day, someone shared a quote with me where someone wise dude once said, “Be humble for you are made of earth. Be noble for you are made of stars.” This post is to response Brendan Stern’s Why I Will Not Drink at the Signing […] Sun, Mar 31 2019 Stop AGBell’s Hate Group The Last Hiccup Alexander Graham Bell (AGBell) is a hate group. Why not? There are certain people, organizations, watchdogs and others who do not support this idea the fact AGBell is a hate group. However, ever since AGBell walked into America, he created the rising tide of language bigots. For almost a century, the bigoted written articles, which […] Mon, Mar 25 2019 Curing Deaf Humans? The Last Hiccup The article printed in South Africa announces that they found a way to cure Deaf people. Stop using Deaf people as lab rats. --- Sun, Mar 24 2019 President Bobbi Cordano Resigns? The Last Hiccup There has been some concerns about Gallaudet University President Bobbi Cordano–the Gallaudet community (faculty, etc) wants her to resign. Otherwise, protest would be in order if Bobbi did not follow the demands. Sun, Mar 24 2019 A Silent Enemy: Islamophobia Among Us The Last Hiccup Islamophobia is real. Muslims come from all walks of life. Yet the white supremacy are often overlooked and not enough discussed; the culture of Islamophobia exploiting white silence of all ages, portraying their language and culture as less impressive and important than it really is. The shooting inside mosques killing 50 people in New Zealand […] Mon, Mar 18 2019 Patronizing and Exploiting Deaf for ‘The Gift of... The Last Hiccup This image by ESPN is a perfect example of hearing-washing. “The gift of hearing” is exactly the reflection of a mirror. It has nothing wrong being Deaf athlete with the natural ability and that’s greatness. That’s the gift in sports. There were many Deaf athletes that were born with gift in sports. It has nothing […] Sun, Mar 17 2019 Dealing With Acts of Hate The Last Hiccup Last Sunday, March 10th, 2019: First of all, I would like to thank my driver for taking me to a training series about hate crime and bias. It was nice to meet people. Why is Deaf community quiet in the media? Then it is on a mission to address the plight of America’s most difficult […] Fri, Mar 15 2019 Crying Hands: Deaf People in Hitler’s Germany Reflection The Last Hiccup Saturday evening, March 9th, 2019, I grabbed the opportunity to watch a powerful performance called Crying Hands: Deaf People in Hitler’s Germany “based on interviews of Deaf Holocaust and civilian survivors, explores the fates of the Deaf and disabled in Nazi Germany, a neglected story of the Holocaust.” The play of Crying Hands captured the […] Sun, Mar 10 2019 Why History Repeats The Last Hiccup 200 years ago (1819), Congress passed the law to civilize Native Americans. 100 years ago (1919), what was it like to be in Deaf community that time? What about now in 2019? Do we recognize the history that repeats to belittle ASL and the state of being Deaf? Fri, Mar 01 2019 MAGA Hats: Stop Mocking Homeless! The Last Hiccup Earlier today around 1 PM Eastern time, two people with MAGA hats mocks a homeless person which was not acceptable for culture of hate becomes my duty to stop them. Thu, Feb 21 2019 DHF: Ten Years Ago and Now The Last Hiccup As a student in 2009, Deafhood Foundation (DHF) was founded ten years ago that time, opened my eyes and still finding the meaning in Deafhood journey. Thu, Feb 21 2019 Open Letter for Nyle DiMarco The Last Hiccup This post is written for Nyle DiMarco: First, I admire Nyle for defying the mathematical odds in Hollywood industry. That was really big. Math is your best friend but it can be your enemy where it can define your life overnight. Just like that. Oh, I understand Math. I love math. My first major was […] Tue, Feb 19 2019 Harming Deaf Community: Hate Crime Laws The Last Hiccup Hate Crime in Portland, Oregon is a serious issue. Portland has been a hot spot for hate crimes even though it is invisible just like that. Raised in greater Portland area for 37 years, and studied under world-class hate crime professor where he taught me how to be knowledge about prejudice, hate crimes and violent […] Mon, Feb 18 2019 AGBell: Time for You to Heal Your Angry Brain The Last Hiccup Edward Miner Gallaudet (EMG): December 1881 This is one of the most powerful pieces written by EMG. It is a year after infamous Milan Resolution. I will share few of his writing. The grand opening of his article: “The heated controversies which have been sustained for many years as to the merits of rival methods […] Sat, Feb 16 2019 Can “Data” Twist? The Last Hiccup While I took advanced statistics class, I learned so much that I felt that it could benefit you to understand why data can easily twisted. Mon, Feb 11 2019 Are We Racists?
The Last Hiccup Can White Deaf Community admit that they are racists? Does Racism overwhelm you? Do you see enemies all around? Racism is a lifetime habit that is hard to break and it starts with us. Mon, Feb 11 2019 |
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