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Black American Sign Language

EPISODE · Dec 2, 2018 · 12 MIN

Black American Sign Language

from Binoculars · host Andreas Copes

This month I am talking about the Black American Sign Language culture. The source for this episode is a talk by Ritchie Bryant at the University of Pennsylvania. Follow the whole talk on www.phlbinoculars.com

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