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Discrimination Against Deaf in Debate and Forensics



In this ASL vlog, Noah shares his personal experiences of people discriminating against him in debate and forensics.

Click here to see a debate about whether if a deaf student should be allowed to participate National Forensics League or not.

If you want to learn more about National Forensics League, click here.

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Standing up WAVING HANDS!

My god, what an orator you are! I am very proud of your accomplishments and proving those idiots wrong BIG TIME. I would love to watch you SPEAK. You are a master at that. You got my emotions on a roller coaster! But I am glad I am able to get off it with good ending.

Still standing HANDS WAVING!

Yes, yes, YES, we, deaf signers, can speak with our hands and can hear with our eyes!So unbelievable that some hearing people have ZERO senso comune!

Do not give up your ship!

Noah,
Big hands waving!!! (I'm standing waving my hands!) After I watch your vlog... I can't find a word about you... All I can say that I'm proud of you. Like what Jay said... my emotions... whew!!

We are proud to have people like you!!

Keep up good work :)

gwlj

"Go join debate team at Special Olympics," hilarious. I read the newsgroup comments as well. Ouch, some people. You challenged the norm, good!

Noah,

You did a bravo job! I agree with you that we must go through no matter what happened. We are human beings and we can communicate. The people who opposed you are children of invalid Aristotle. It means taht they are very very ancient ones!!!

Keep up

Deafchip

Noah, check out my response at this:
http://colossians110.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/response-to-discrimination-against-deaf-in-debate-and-forensics/

Hand Waving Wow you went through rough time Proud of you for your accomplishment!! Yes DEAF can do it to speak with HANDS. Good Luck to your future!

You are great! We can do anything but hearing. This is my favorite motto.

Wow! Thanks so much for sharing your experience!!! Wish that you can help the Deaf kids how to stand up and be strong!

I know that you will do great help our Deaf kids' self esteem !

Great job vlogging! SKE

glad you persisted and did well. :)

You are a fine example of what "preservance" means to the deaf community! We are keeping a close eye on you, you have the makings of becoming of great deaf people of the 21st century, next to Barb Digi, Jay, Carl, to name a few :-)

WOW!You did an excellent job to face those people who are against you. Tell them ABC! Ha!

That "he isn't speaking so how are we supposed to judge his speech" argument on cross-x always drives me crazy.

You do great things.

Wow! You really did it! I can't describe this feeling about you. All thing do is I can say that I am so proud of you!

Super Thumb-Up.

Noah,
May I contact with you in other way like your email address in privacy that I have serious questions to ask you about my spiritual life? I don't want others to read my comments that they might suspect it's from me. Thank you!

Another wow! You are so mature and knowledgeable beyond your years! Bravo for your accomplishments in Foresnics!

To Everybody-
Thank you for your kind comments! Together we shall overcome!

To Those Who Want to See My Reponse to Brian's Vlog-
go to http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2252283542758698967

To 04/01/07 Anonymous-
Sure! You can just e-mail me at ndbuchholz@deafinternational.org anytime. Look forward to hearing from you.

Way to go, Noah! I am deaf and want to share with you my little story.

I went to an university (all hearing) and took a course in Speech and Public Address. (The university had a wonderful interpreter program.) I had a great professor, a hearing man who believed that everyone was equal. After listening to my informative speech about the deaf for the class assignment, he encouraged me to join the speech contest and I did. Among the hearing people who were in the contest, I won first place. That was back in 1975.

So after listening to you, I am pleased to know that you won the debates and the foresenics. Congratulations!

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