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Being deaf is not a scary or bad thing. There are a lot of good things that come with it. For example, you don't have to hear your boyfriend or girlfriend snoring, you don't have to listen to Donald Trump speak, and you get to experience the world in a very different yet cool way.
Being able to experience deaf culture and deaf community is also a really cool thing, as well as the potential of being bilingual with English and American Sign Language (or the languages of the country you live in).
Stick around, watch the video, and find out what the deaf community also had to say!
#Deaf #DeafCulture #DeafCommunity
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Rikki Poynter is a 27-year- old deaf vlogger on YouTube. She makes content about deaf awareness, accessibility/closed captioning awareness, mental health, feminism, and more. Since making her first deaf related video on October 1st, 2014, Rikki has been on the Huffington Post, Mic News, Upworthy, ABC News, BBC Newsbeat, BBC Ouch, BBC See Hear, and other news outlets in various countries. Also, she has been working on her new closed captioning campaign, Lights, Camera, Caption!, to try to get more YouTubers to closed caption their videos. After hopefully one day taking over YouTube, she wants to work on the rest of the Internet.
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