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The Interpreter Perspective: Guest #5
For me, the connection lies in my comfort with unpredictability.
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The Interpreter Perspective: Guest #4
I run a homeopathic support group in ASL and interpreters are a part of it
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The Interpreter Perspective: Guest #3
“…she suggested I become an interpreter, and I didn’t even know what that was.”
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The Interpreter Perspective: Guest #2
“I actually don’t have any Interpreter friends or interpreting colleagues.”
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How do I get that lady out of my YouTube?
Honor and support the time, talents, and wisdom of the Deaf community.
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The last days of my ITP, graduation, and celebrating the Deaf community
On Sunday, April 13th, I thought I was taking a local St. Louis, Missouri, interpreter out to lunch as a thank you to her for all the time she’s invested in me. When I arrived, she was there holding a big rainbow balloon. For me. And said not everyone was there yet. And people kept…
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The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL
I’ve created a video with the highlights from the textbook The Hidden Treasures of Black ASL, including a PowerPoint. Enjoy! *The QR code got cut off in my video, but you can access the link it goes to here.
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Talking from 9 to 5 (pt. 6)
D. Tannen (1994) is slowly making me angrier with Talking from 9 to 5: Men and Women in the Workplace, because I am digging into all these memories of watching my parents’ dynamic, both at home and with their colleagues, and how poorly they fit in. My dad could not stand working with other men…
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Talking from 9 to 5 (pt. 5)
D. Tannen (1994) explained in Talking from 9 to 5: Men and Women at Work that women in her studies did not notify their superiors of their accomplishments. Today, we are in the perfect position to look at how “tooting your own horn” is perceived by the masses. When former President Donald Trump says that…
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