| From the ground up |
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| Can I speak now? |
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| Economic, social, and political empowerment of the deaf community, The |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Does "herstory" speak for the deaf community? |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Does "herstory" speak for the deaf community? |
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| Does "herstory" speak for the deaf community? |
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| Who speaks for Hispanic deaf Americans? The Latino-Deaf: a new beginning |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Texan contributions to deaf America |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Anyone can speak, butÂ… |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| One voice |
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| Jumping out of the envelope: Who speaks for the deaf community? |
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| Rehabilitation and community services: For individuals who are deaf developmenta |
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| Represented body and embodied representation: Spokespersonship and the |
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| Illusion of freedom |
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| Look who is talking |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Ask not who speaks for the deaf community, but with whom should we speak |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Who speaks for me? |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Traditions: Hispanic, American, deaf culture: Which takes precedence, |
Deaf American Monographs |
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| Classic case--Unification of a deaf community in Illinois, A |
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| Thou shall speak for, with, by, and of |
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| Community speaks for itself, The |
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