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American Sign Language - Culture, past and present.

EPISODE · Jan 2, 2019 · 14 MIN

American Sign Language - Culture, past and present.

from Binoculars · host Andreas Copes

This month we are talking about American Sign Language. Yes, in last month’s episode we talked about Black ASL, but the feedback that I received made me produce an additional podcast episode on this subject. I hope you enjoy it! Visit www.phlbinoculars.com or the twitter page @phlbinoculars for additional information and subscribe to this channel. Dankeschön!

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