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The Burden of Racism and Audism - Coggle Diagram
The Burden of Racism and Audism
dialogues on the twin conditions of race and audism that are heavy burdens on Deaf people of color in general and black Deaf people in particular
the white male states: "there is no real hope for black folks and other minorities to ever gain equality in American society"
labor statistics show that black and disables people have high unemployment rates
academic scores such as SAT, LSAT, GMAT show that white students consistently rank well above black students
disabled people are a burden on society and demand too much in terms of resources and only remind society of imperfections we must eliminate in order to create a perfect world
Dr. Kendall pointed out, "we white people have been given unearned privileges that affect each of our lives every minute of everyday"
cochlear implant technology was only the beginning, and biotechnology will eventually eradicate imperfections in human beings
genetics engineering would ensure perfect children would be born in a world where it was possible to design a nation that was uniform in its uniformity--blond, blue-eyed, rose cheeked, heterosexual , with IQs that embodied the superiority of their whiteness and physical prowess that would render the accomplishment of today's athletes nothing more than puny in comparison
there is no limit to what humans will ultimately achieve
the white male in this chapter believes that deaf education, and education of black children in particular in a problem
the white male in the story believes that if the Jews had assimilated and become Germans that the Holocaust would not have occurred----ABSURD!
that white male in he story believes that it is a burden to be black and to be deaf
education via one's native language is preferable to education in a foreign language
multilinguanism is possible among human beings
why are so many Americans against learning sign language!?
there is much needed to be done o explore the phenomenon of identity development among deaf people
rather than acknowledge the validity of sign language as a natural and normal form of communication equal to verbal language, we have proponents of the oral method whose premise is that Deaf people can be taught to speak intelligibly regards of their degree of hearing loss
while the attempts to remove deaf people from the mosaic of humanity will continue to exist, there will also be resistance to these attempts
black people are deliberately miseducated