Deafness as a culture

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Andrew K

 

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August 5, 2014

 

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University

 

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I do not see deaf individuals as having a severe handicap or disability but I do see that we need to make certain accommodations in order for the hearing and the deaf to reside together effectively. I believe that the services offered to provide deaf individuals with a greater access to the hearing world should not be done in such a way that it creates an affront to deaf culture...
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Specifically, having access to an interpreter should not require a disabled classification. After all, interpreters are required for world leaders to have equal access during UN meetings. We would not classify the need for interpreters in this instance to be as a result of a disability. If the immigrants in the United States who do not speak English are not recognize as disabled or “impaired,” why should deaf people who have access to their own sign language be? As a future healthcare provider, I can definitely see how some practitioners fail to see beyond deafness as a disability...
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