Introduction to the Deaf Politics cause
May 9, 2010 - 11:18am — Brein
Jessica Thurber explains why she started Deaf Politics, and how it is intended be a non-partisan source of political information for the Deaf community.
They do not yet have a website, but you can subscribe to the Deaf Politics Facebook page, the Deaf Politics Twitter account, or the Deaf Politics Youtube account.
Jessica Thurber explains why she started Deaf Politics, and how it is intended be a non-partisan source of political information for the Deaf community.
They do not yet have a website, but you can subscribe to the Deaf Politics Facebook page, the Deaf Politics Twitter account, or the Deaf Politics Youtube account.
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Patti -
Yes, indeed! There is a Pirate Party: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Pirate_Party - The more you know ;)
Thanks for the kind comments.
Dan -
Thank you :) Do you have a website? I'd love to see some of your political cartoons.
Deaf Political Cartoons
Hm, didn't you notice my blog in DeafRead.com? Nevertheless, here's the link:
www.deafcartoon.com
Not all my cartoons there are political. I do a political cartoon of the week related to Deaf issues. Be sure to check out my new comic strip, "The Great Deaf Dictator". I will be doing weekly installments of this comic strip. Enjoy! :)
Dan
kudos - best wishes
you go girl
glad u have set this up
is there really a pirate party?
peace
patti
Re: Deaf Politics
Jessica,
Glad to see that there is someone like you who does take a serious interest in politics and who cares enough to do something and put up a vlog on this subject! I hope there will be more deaf people like you!
Thank you,
Dan McClintock
political cartoonist, fellow blogger