Ladd CH3 pages 143-144 Brenda Jo Falgier (8:38)

Ladd CH3 p. 138-139 Ella Mae Lentz (10:53)

Ladd CH2 p. 127-128 Melvin Patterson (5:23)

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.

Ladd CH1 pages 60-61 Lentz (8:45)

First section briefly covers Deaf women’s roles in Deaf community activities like Deaf clubs, NUD and FDP and in the USA. Second section discusses Deaf Roman Catholics as the Deaf religious minority in the United Kingdom Deaf community in hopes for other Deaf communities to learn more about their own religious minorities.

Ladd CH 1 p. 44-46 Zein

An introduction to the overview of Deaf community – especially in the USA, United Kingdom, Western Europe and possibly Japan with emphasis that we should study it with important lenses to enable us to consider the extent of damage done to the community by Oralism. Importance of understanding the dynamics of the community in relation to Oralism the past 100+ years.