What events lead to the first deaf president being elected at gallaudet university known as?

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azamat4 years ago

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It led to a protest known as the Deaf President Now (DPN)
- A student protest that began in March 1988 in Gallaudet University when the Board of Trustees appointed a hearing person over the deaf candidates as its seventh president. The protest ended when all demands were met that includes the appointment of a deaf person, I. King Jordan.

ruslelena [56]4 years ago

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Answer: The Deaf President Now Movement.

Explanation:

In 1988, Gallaudet University was the only university on earth created for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. When the Board of Trustees elected Elizabeth A. Zinser, a hearing person as president instead of the deaf applicants, students took control of their campus.

Their main request was a Deaf president to head Gallaudet, and as a result, Dr. I. King Jordan was appointed as president.

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