CSign
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The overall feeling I'm getting from reading (most) of this thread is that the term "d/Deaf Militant" can mean different things to different people. I think for some it seems to have a negative connotation, while for others it can be a positive term.
I never saw Grendel assign anyone the label of "Deaf Militant"- more that she was trying to open a dialogue of what it means to different people. The responses seem to be varied, and there is no overall consensus of what "Deaf Militant" really means.
I can understand how for some it might have a positive connotation, while for others it reeks of negativity. So long as we don't assign labels to eachother (which I haven't seen Grendel do) we should be able to have a dialogue of the positive and negative aspects of the term. Although at this point the whole "Deaf Militant" thing may need a cooling off period.
CI- deaf or hearing? Has there been a consensus? I still say d/Deaf.
I never saw Grendel assign anyone the label of "Deaf Militant"- more that she was trying to open a dialogue of what it means to different people. The responses seem to be varied, and there is no overall consensus of what "Deaf Militant" really means.
I can understand how for some it might have a positive connotation, while for others it reeks of negativity. So long as we don't assign labels to eachother (which I haven't seen Grendel do) we should be able to have a dialogue of the positive and negative aspects of the term. Although at this point the whole "Deaf Militant" thing may need a cooling off period.
CI- deaf or hearing? Has there been a consensus? I still say d/Deaf.