by Chase Burton For the majority of my life, I’ve always found myself drawn to the deaf community. It was always a feeling. I was born and raised in California by two loving hearing parents. I received a mainstream education with … Continue reading →

By Joshua Weinstock It’s easy to be resistant of the unknown, to a change, even a revolution. I was skeptical to the idea of DYUSA at first. DYUSA to me was a bunch of people who liked to gather and … Continue reading →

By Haley McBride Imagine my hands making an O shape around my eyes keeping me closed in on one kind of vision. I am like a horse on a carriage. Horses have blinkers by their eyes in the city to … Continue reading →