Question

Black ASL developed separately because of the segregated Deaf schools. Black ASL uses different signs at times but also uses a larger signing space and is more expressive. Because Deaf culture in general, and Black Deaf culture in particular, transmit culture through in-person social gatherings, the norms of signing can be considered cultural artifacts in the Deaf culture. How is signing space in Black ASL a representation of the culture?

Answer 1

Answer:

This is not true.

Explanation:

it has actually merged together because deaf kids are in the same class. this has nothing to do with black culture, its American culture