'Bad Lip Reading' Of The Democratic Debate

VIDEO [CC] - “First Democratic Debate Highlights: 2015” - Democratic hopefuls discuss the important issues of our day.



The YouTube channel “Bad Lip Reading,” famous for producing videos that substitute original sound with hilarious dubbing, released their version of the CNN News debate. The five-minute clip, which has already amassed over 2,800,000 views since Wednesday afternoon, offers a comical look at the event.

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'Bad Lip Reading' Of The Republican Debate

VIDEO [CC] - First Republican Debate Highlights 2015: The potential Republican candidates weigh in on a variety of issues.



The YouTube channel “Bad Lip Reading,” famous for producing videos that substitute original sound with hilarious dubbing, released their version of the FOX News debate. The five-minute clip, which has already amassed over 3,500,000 views since Wednesday afternoon, offers a comical look at the event.

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How ASL Deafies Treat The Hearing Impaired

VIDEO [CC] - "You Neutral" a video clip in how ASL Deafies treat the hearing impaired.



If you watch the 2½ minute vignette of "Amy" in this video, you'll see it expresses the frustration we hearing impaired face, as we are caught "in between" the "hearing" and the "ASL Deafie" worlds...

"You Neutral" The Original Video - Subtitled Version - "You Neutral?" - As Deaf and hard-of-hearing people roll forth in life, they experience much. And yet, many prefer to stay neutral.

This video shows the clear contrast between such attitudes and what's going on. The depicted situations in this video are not surprising for Deaf people - they see them as ordinary, every-day events.

Deaf Victim Rights

VIDEO [CC] - Deaf Victim Rights in American Sign Language.



This is the first of the 5 Legal Assistance for Victims vlog series. This is entitled 'Victim Rights'.

Our goal is for the Deaf/HH and Deaf-Blind victims in the Untied States learn of their rights so they can feel empowered to assert for their rights in various situations.

'Deaf Like Me' On The CTV News

VIDEO [CC] - A hearing impaired woman breaks down misconceptions through 'Deaf Like Me' video.



TORONTO, ON - A 20-year-old Deaf woman has created a lighthearted video to explain the misconceptions people have about Deaf people and in particular, their ability to pick up on humour and sarcasm. Brooke Wayne's Short Film 'Deaf Like Me'

Brooke Wayne's short film, 'Deaf Like Me' Her film has attracted some media attention too, including an interview with CTV Health Reporter Pauline Chan that aired last night on the evening news... Watch CTV NEWS Toronto: watch.ctv.ca/news/top-picks/deaf-like-me/



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VIDEO [CC] - A Deaf teenager, Brooke Wayne's short film 'Deaf Like Me' goes viral.



TORONTO, ON - Being Deaf from birth, most children would either choose to perceive life in a optimistic or pessimistic way. People often forget that just because someone can't hear, doesn't mean they are mentally challenged or incapable of adapting to their environment.

As a positive-minded and ambitious individual, I grew to accept my disability, using it to my advantage, and to see the humor in life. This is my story - Brooke Wayne's Short Film 'Deaf Like Me'



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