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The Deaf are a community who face unique linguistic, economic, social, cultural and political circumstances. As such, they, not us, have defined the Deaf as a "culture" and they capitalize the name of their culture. As a culture, I can imagine many things that they can feel proud of. However, you may be better of asking a Deaf person what s/he feels proud of.
Andres
>>> kate@global2000.net 10/23/00 12:21PM >>>
Kathleen informs us:
> It is a matter of pride in the Deaf community to capitalize the 'd' in deaf
> when one is referring to their community as a community.
What do they feel proud of?
Yours for better letters,
Kate Gladstone - Handwriting Repair
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