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CATALOG RECORD · OPAC v3.04SOUNDS LIKE HOME: GROWING UP BLACK AND DEAF IN THE SOUTH
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Sounds Like Home: Growing Up Black and Deaf in the South

Mary Herring Wright, 1999
CALL NO...: 02-BOO
TYPE......: Book
ACCESS....: SEE BELOW

A rare firsthand account of growing up Black and Deaf in the segregated South, at a state school for Black deaf and blind children in North Carolina. An essential and too-little-known piece of Deaf history.

Deaf CultureDisabled VoiceIntersectionalityDisability History
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Available at many academic libraries and from Gallaudet University Press.

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