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Deaf Women
Deaf women, including Helen Keller, Marlee Matlin, Heather Whitestone, and Deanne Bray.
Deaf Women
Read profiles of deaf women at About.com and learn about organizations for deaf women.
Deaf Women in Society
Deaf women, and their organizations, books, and social services.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault of Deaf Women
Deaf and hard of hearing women experience domestic and sexual violence just as frequently as hearing women. Specialized sources of help are available for deaf female victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Marlee Matlin Hub
Marlee Matlin has demonstrated longetivity as an actress, producer, and writer. Since coming to our attention as a young adult in <I>Children of a Lesser God</I>, Marlee has won fans across the deaf and hearing spectrum. In addition, she has made a name for herself as an activist and has a huge Twitter following.
Helen Keller
Helen Keller is perhaps the best-known deafblind person ever.
Connie Briscoe - Contemporary Deaf Author
Interview with Connie Briscoe, a contemporary author who is deaf.
Claudia Gordon
Claudia Gordon is the first deaf African American female lawyer.
Deanne Bray
Read about Deanne Bray, the deaf star of the program Sue Thomas, FBEye.
Phyllis Frelich Linda Bove
A look at the careers of two of the most respected deaf actresses.
Heather Whitestone McCallum
She was the first - and maybe the only - deaf Miss America.
Michelle Banks
Michelle Banks, an African American deaf performer.
