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6 Times Sign Language Performers Ate The House Down

In honor of Rihanna and Justina Miles lighting up the Super Bowl, here are six other sign language performances that absolutely gagged us.
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Super Bowl ASL Interpreter Goes Viral For Breakout Rihanna Performance

Justina Miles made history (and looked incredible while doing it) with her high-energy ASL translation.
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'The Simpsons' To Feature Deaf Actor And American Sign Language For First Time

The long-running animated series is set to make history Sunday night.
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Kimmel Red Carpet Bit Goes Delightfully Off The Rails With Sign-Language Farts

Guillermo learns to fart in American Sign Language with "Sound of Metal's" Paul Raci
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White House To Provide ASL Interpretation At Congressional Address For First Time

“To the best of our knowledge, this is a historical first for the White House," said the head of the National Association of the Deaf.
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White House Press Briefings To Provide ASL Interpretation, Press Secretary Says

President Joe Biden is committed to building a "more inclusive" and "more just" U.S. for every American, said White House press secretary Jen Psaki.
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Deaf Students Share How To Sign 'Donald Trump' And It's Hilariously Unflattering

In a clip for Netflix’s docu-series “Deaf U,” students say that getting a sign name in American Sign Language is an honor ... even if it’s a burn.
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White House Sued For Not Providing Sign Language Interpreter At COVID-19 Briefings

The failure violates the First Amendment and federal law for Americans with disabilities, the National Association of the Deaf says in its lawsuit.
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Florida Governor Sued For Not Having Sign Language Interpreter At COVID-19 Briefings

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is unlawfully denying people who are deaf or hard of hearing access to critical coronavirus information, the lawsuit alleges.
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Andrew Cuomo Finally Provides Sign Language Interpreter After Deaf New Yorkers Sue

His daily COVID-19 briefings had been the only one by a governor without the televised service, disability rights advocates said.
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