Exploring Katie LeClerc’s “Letters to Santa”

In the dynamic world of Hollywood, where stories come to life and voices are heard, one actress has been making waves not only for her on-screen talent but also for her commitment to diversity and representation. Katie LeClerc, a seasoned hard-of-hearing actor and producer, brings a unique perspective to the. . . + Read More

Matt Klotz’s Journey on Big Brother as a Deaf Contestant

Diversity and inclusion is becoming more commonly considered in reality television, and not just an afterthought. Reality television has long been a platform for individuals to showcase their diverse backgrounds and unique stories. In 2023’s Big Brother season, one contestant has stood out not only for his strategic gameplay but. . . + Read More

Introductions in Deaf Culture

It is often said that Deaf conversations are perhaps too revealing for the hearing culture. Upon meeting a stranger and introducing yourself, how much information do you reveal about yourself within the first five minutes? A little? A lot? Nothing (after your name, of course)? Your answer to that question. . . + Read More

Deaf Culture’s Never Ending Goodbye

When you are chatting and are ready to leave, you make a simple gesture of saying goodbye. That lasts, what? 5 seconds? Even in a party, you still make a brief goodbye, perhaps lasting up to 10-15 seconds. However, in the Deaf world, the briefest good-bye may last 10-15 minutes.. . . + Read More

The National Association of the Deaf

In a world that thrives on communication, the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) stands as a beacon of empowerment and advocacy for the Deaf and hard of hearing communities in the United States. Established in 1880, the NAD has played a pivotal role in promoting equality, accessibility, and the. . . + Read More

Who is Sign Language Blitz Good For?

Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey to learn American Sign Language? Sign Language Blitz is the ideal online platform for both beginner and intermediate learners seeking comprehensive ASL education. Our unique features and expert team make Sign Language Blitz the perfect choice for those who are committed. . . + Read More

A Snippet of Deaf Sports History

The invention of the Deaf Football Huddle Did you know that in 1892 Gallaudet University’s quarterback Paul Hubbard, a Deaf man, invented football game huddles? During the game, Paul noticed that the other teams could read their signs so he created a tight circle formation, later called the huddle, in. . . + Read More