Protest in Print - Brian Brizendine

Protest in Print - Brian Brizendine

An interview with Brian Brizendine

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.

Zilvinas Paludnevicius

Drs. John S. and Betty J. Schuchman Documentary Center

Fall 2021

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American Sign Language

A video featuring an ASL interview with Brian Brizendine, an older white man seated in the Schuchman Deaf Documentary Center.

During that week the writers from upstairs kept coming down and asking us Deaf printers questions. They asked, who went to Gallaudet? Then they'd ask questions about it. And we'd explain. They really got it. A Deaf President? Yes, yes. That was the what it was like working together. It was a rich experience that week!

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