DHCC's Black History Month - Led by Robyn Miller
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- Feb 12
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As we celebrate Black History Month for the month of February, DHCC's own Robyn Miller takes the time to share her experience and messages related to the celebration and recognition of Black Deaf Culture. See the videos below to learn more for yourself on topics related to code switching, the signing of Black Deaf, Black Deaf History, and more as the month goes on.
Video One Features Robyn Miller Discussing Code Switching.
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Video Two Features Robyn Miller discussing the ASL sign for Black people, and its proper usage.
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Robyn Miller’s insights on code switching within Black Deaf culture are particularly enlightening. The way she discusses the nuances of identity in her videos sheds light on a topic that is often overlooked. It’s fascinating how these conversations can deepen our understanding of social dynamics, which is something I explore with friends through my own social battery type at SBTI Match. I look forward to seeing how the series unfolds throughout the month.
The mention of code switching in Black Deaf culture really stood out to me—it’s a layer of identity negotiation that doesn’t get enough attention even within broader conversations about code switching. I’m glad Robyn is bringing this visibility to DHCC’s series, and I’ll definitely be following along with the rest of the videos. — Iron Nest post-launch updates
This is such an important perspective—code switching is something so many of us navigate daily, and I appreciate Robyn breaking it down through the lens of Black Deaf culture. Excited to see the rest of the videos this month, and I’ve been sharing these with my team. Check out https://thingiverse.app