Privilege

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Trudy Suggs examines how the choices sign language interpreters make while delivering communication access can, and often do, contribute to… By: Trudy Suggs
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Hearing Interpreters: The Danger of Being the Public Face of ASL

By: Aaron Brace
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Bilingualism: Are Sign Language Interpreters Bilinguals?

By: MJ Bienvenu
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Erosion of Trust: Sign Language Interpreters and Hearing Privilege

By: Melissa Foster

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Erosion of Trust: Sign Language Interpreters and Hearing Privilege

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The Importance of Cultural Capital for Sign Language Interpreters

By: Kierstin Muroski
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World Citizens: Considerations for Sign Language Interpreters Abroad

By: Steven Surrency
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Carla Shird: Language Privilege and the Field of Sign Language Interpreting

By: Brandon Arthur
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Seriously!? Do Sign Language Interpreters Still Need to Talk About Diversity?

By: Angela Roth
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Recognizing Polite Indifference: Sign Language Interpreters & Power

By: Michele Vincent
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Bryen Yunashko – How Interpreters can be more Inclusive of the DeafBlind Community

By: Brandon Arthur
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Bilingualism: Are Sign Language Interpreters Bilinguals?

By: MJ Bienvenu
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Do Sign Language Interpreter Accents Compromise Comprehension?

By: Carol Padden
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Self-Awareness: How Sign Language Interpreters Acknowledge Privilege and Oppression

By: Stacey Storme
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Hearing Interpreters: The Danger of Being the Public Face of ASL

By: Aaron Brace
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Groupishness: What Sign Language Interpreters Think and Express, They do

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