Question

Deaf Clubs were an important place for Deaf people to gather and socialize. However, as Black Deaf people were not allowed, they formed their own clubs. Consider other social, athletic, or professional clubs that used to be open only to certain people while excluding others. Did the people exclude from their own clubs? How does this affect the people who are excluded?

Answer 1

Based on the fact that the Black Deaf People were not allowed into Deaf Clubs, this was an example of:

• Racial discrimination

What is Discrimination?

This refers to the unjust treatment of a person based on various factors which can be as a result of race, gender, etc.

With this in mind, we can see that even among the deaf, there was still great discrimination where the black deaf people were not allowed to join Deaf Clubs as a result of their race.

This development led them to form their own clubs and socialise and gather and share stories as the racial segregation did not deter or stop them.

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