Tag Archives: Disability Advocacy
Black American Sign Language: History, Identity, and Cultural Significance
What Is Black American Sign Language? Black American Sign Language (Black ASL) is a distinct variety of American Sign Language that developed within Black Deaf communities in the United States. Like other language varieties, Black ASL has its own linguistic features, rhythms, and cultural expressions. It is not a separate language from ASL, but… Read More »
National Hugging Day: Why Respecting Personal Space Matters for Everyone
Every year on January 21, people across the country recognize National Hugging Day—a day meant to celebrate affection, warmth, and human connection. While hugs can be meaningful and comforting for many, this day is also an important opportunity to acknowledge something just as vital: not everyone is comfortable with physical touch—and that deserves respect…. Read More »
