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denis23 [38]
1 year ago
15

What are some of the hotspots for deaf people? where do they usually meet and socialize?

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emmainna [20.7K]1 year ago
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A deaf club is a place where Deaf people could meet to socialize, share news, organize political issues and thoughts, plan events and watch movies.

The greatest venue for hearing people learning Sign Language in official lessons to hone their signing abilities and fluency is a Deaf club. After Deaf schools, deaf clubs are the second-most significant gathering place in terms of culture.

Additionally, Deaf clubs provide hearing people with information on Deaf culture and history, serve as role models for young deaf children and their families, and preserve and transmit Deaf culture to future generations.

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