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Curatorial Statements Project Accessibility Brenna.mp4

Curatorial Statements Glossary Brian.mp4

Curatorial Statements Washington Post Deaf Printers Landing Page Part 1 Janie.mp4

Curatorial Statements Washington Post Deaf Printers Landing Page Jannelle.mp4

Curatorial Statemetns Histories of Printers Landing Page Jannelle.mp4

Printers at the Protest_2.mp4
Interview with Brian Brizendine and Janie Golightly regarding involvement in the DPN

Brian_Brizendine.mp4
During the interview, Brian explains the memory of writers at the Washington Post coming down to the printing room to ask Deaf printers about their previous experience at Gallaudet University.

Curatorial Statements Transcription Savannah.mov

Glossary - Linotype.mp4
LINOTYPE: a typesetting machine that used molds and molten lead to cast lines of text used in printing.

A black and white photograph of a nineteenth century school printshop. The large room includes four rows of large wooden cases of type at left and several printing machines at right. Several fair-skinned young men are visible at the workspaces. At rear, a white presenting woman stands near the doorway. In the foreground, a bearded, fair-skin older man stands at a printing machine.
Many Deaf residential schools included print shops as part of the campus. In these shops students learned the printing trade and other vocational skills.
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