Dec
17
2012
Ladd CH3 pages 143-144 Brenda Jo Falgier (8:38)
Tags: academically inadmissable, BDA, BDDA, Burch, co-optation, colonial system, covert Deaf discourses, credibility, Deaf club, Deaf clubs, Deaf consensus, Deaf history, Deaf leaders, Deaf literacy, Deaf periodicals, Deaf pride, Deaf rebels, Deaf schools, Deaf sports, Deaf subalterns, Deaf teachers, Deaf trade trainers, embezzlement, hard of hearing, mainstreaming policies, mental hospitals, mentally damaged school-leavers, missioners, new Deaf elite, offspring of the wealthy, oralism, orally educated, professional Deaf discourses, radicalism, resistance, RNID, UK, USA
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Oct
31
2011
Ladd p. 67-69 Eberwein (11:30)
Discusses radical / subaltern Deaf groups and their activities during the 20th century.
Tags: 2LPE, ABC Deaf Sports, access to telephone, Alternative Education Conference, arrests, BBC, BDA, BDHS, bilingual education, Charters of Rights, cochlear implant issues, culturo-linguistic model, Deaf, Deaf Broadcasting Campaign, Deaf history, Deaf television programming, Deaf Tribune Group, Dept of Education and Science, direct action, FDP, fear of retribution, France, genocidal, hunger strikes, lack of resources, Lesbian and Gay people, limited English literacy, low self-esteem, Manchester, missioners, NAD, national Deaf marches, negotiations, NUD, oralism, political paralysis, radical, recognition of BSL, Scandinavian Deaf Associations, SHED, sit-ins, subaltern, subaltern activities, The Argonaut, The Bilingual Center, United Nations, USA, Verney, Wolverhampton Six, young Deaf
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Oct
24
2011
Ladd pp. 64-67 Alyce Reynolds (10:46)
Explores international and national perspectives on Deaf political organizations, especially in the United Kingdom and United States of America, their history, missions/purposes, focuses, activities, struggles. Also discusses World Federation of the Deaf and European Union of the Deaf.
Tags: Australian AAD, BDA, BDDA, EUD, framework, highly organized, Irish Deaf Society, lobbying, missioners, NAD, NUD, oralism, politics, post colonialism, Schein, Verney, WFD
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Oct
17
2011
Ladd pages 63-64 Jim Brune (8:01)
Briefly discusses these three minority groups within the Deaf communities: Deaf Gay & Lesbian groups, disabled Deaf people and young Deaf people.
Tags: BDA, Blackpool annual rally, BSL skills, Deaf clubs, Deaf staff, Deaf-based research, Deafblind, disabled, gay and lesbian, learning-disabled, mainstreaming, mental health services, Usher's Syndrome, young Deaf people
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Oct
10
2011
Ladd pages 61-62 Ritchie Bryant (9:25)
Discusses examples from the UK and USA as examples for readers to make their own self-assessments about other countries in regard to Deaf ethnic minorities. For the UK, it touches upon experiences of the Deaf Jewish community, Deaf offsprings of immigrants who are Black or Asian. For the USA, discusses the racism resulting from the Deaf school apartheid that caused Gallaudet and NAD to admit Black Deaf students/members at much later years from their founding. Closes with mention that much material has been collected around the fascinating interpenetrations of class, race, gender and sexual preference in the USA and UK, but these will be featured in a later volume.
Tags: apartheid system, BDA, Black professional class, Deaf Asian people, Deaf Black people, Deaf club, Deaf Hispanic, Deaf Native American, divisions between Deaf and deaf, FDP, Gallaudet, hearing aids, Jewish Deaf community, Left activism, mainstreaming, migrants, NAD, NBDA, oral school, oralism, post Civil Rights era, racism, underclass, white Deaf discourses, young Deaf people
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