Language and Identity
ASL has historically been undervalued, often dismissed as mere signs rather than a legitimate language with its own grammatical structure. The shift in perception began in the 1960s and 70s, leading to the recognition of ASL's importance in bilingual education and improved literacy outcomes. Today, there are approximately 300 documented sign languages worldwide, highlighting the ongoing research and understanding of signed languages.In this clip
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