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Famous Deaf people

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Anna Witter Merithew Interpreter that helps develop interpreting skills among interpreters
Harlan Lane Psychologist that studied Deaf culture and Sign language
Mary Beth Miller actress and comedian
Sharon Neumann-Solow interpreter, educator, author, and performer
Clayton Valli Deaf Poet who was also a linguist, spread awareness of ASL
Ben Soukup Human rights advocate for the Deaf and HoH
Bob Davilla 9th president at Gallaudet
John Maucere Deaf Actor known for his role in Super Deafy
Marty Taylor Interpreter and educator created the blue and purple miscue books for interpreting
Alan Hurwitz 10th president at Gallaudet, first to be born deaf
Marlee Matlin Actress, won academy award for children of a lesser god, also played a roll in switched at birth
William Elsworth Deaf baseball player "dummy hoy"
Dummy Hoy William Elsworth Deaf baseball player
James Burke Deaf Boxer from England
Alexander Graham Bell created the telephone, wanted to eradicate deafness and believed strongly in the oral method both his mother and wife were deaf.
Andrew Foster First black man to earn a degree from Gallaudet, Founded the first school for the deaf in Africa, and is a deaf community missionary
Leroy Columbo Deaf Lifegaurd in the guinness world record book for saving 907 lives
Brian Cerney Wrote the Interpreting handbook focused on glossing and discourse relating to ASL (green book)
Betty Miller Mother of De'VIA (Deaf View Image Art) in cooperated feelings of Deaf oppression in her work
MJ Bienvenu Female Author, published many ASL teaching materials
Juliet Gordon Low Established girl scouts of the USA
Douglas Tilden Deaf Sculpter
Anna Miness Wrote about Deaf culture, reading between the signs book
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet created the first school for the Deaf, American pioneer of Deaf individuals
Alice Cogswell Gallaudet's neighbor who was deaf, the reason he went to france and came back to start a school.
Ben Bahan Influential figure of ASL lit, wrote bird of a different feather
CJ jones Deaf comedian
Pat Graybill Storyteller in ASL
Phillis Frehlich Deaf Actor koan for her role in children of a lesser god
Sean Berdy Deaf actor, works with D-PAN
Chuck Baird Famous artist founder of the De'VIA movement and incorporated ASL in his paitings
Virginia Hughes Studied brain procession those born Deaf
I kind Jordan First deaf president after DPN as well as because deaf from a motorcycle accident
Myra Taff- Watson Educator/ trainer of interpreters
Betty Colonomous Intepreter edcuatior and developed a model of interpreting
George Veditz wanted to preserve ASL by recording it
Ella Mae Lentz Poet in ASL, advocate for the Deaf
Abbe Charles Michael De L'eppe "Father of Deaf" educator in france
Bernard Bragg Co founder of the national theater of the Deaf, Actor Producer, Playwright director, artist and author
Laura C redden Searing Deaf poet and journalist
Marina McIntire Author
Laurent Clerc originally from France came to the US with Gallaudet to co-found the first school for the Deaf.
Theresa B smith Worked with Deaf blind indiciduals
Julius wiggins created the first newspaper for the Deaf called Silent News
Dennis Cokely Created comely model of interpreting
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