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Showing posts with label Sexy Deaf Girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sexy Deaf Girls. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Deaf Girls Wears Sexy On Salsa Dance At School

This footage of the Deaf pupils at school is disturbing and sexist.



A person, who was on vacation in Cuba and videotaped the young Deaf pupils learning a salsa choreography in school of Sancti Spiritus.



The footage shows how much skin girls around the country of Cuba are allowed to bare? Some individuals understands in the "salsa" culture that influences from Latin America, particularly Cuba and Puerto Rico. However, this dancing lessons suppose be at the private dance studio, but publicly at Deaf school?



Deaf vlogosphere consistently find disgusting and sparked a chorus of outrage after the footage of young girls wears too sexy clothing which is an inappropriate at the public of Deaf school... Do you find an inappropriate of this footage? You decide...







This topic must be one of the most difficult for Deaf school administrators, often caught between a rock and a hard place with students, parents, their personal beliefs, traditions and concerns about student safety and performance in Cuba.



There are many ways to consider the usefulness, purpose, intent and effects of dress codes. If school communities are genuinely worried about girls and boys then they need to examine the stereotypes that permeate their own policies around the country of Cuba.



You can find the video channel as a person is on vacation and filming of the Deaf people in Cuba - Deaf vacation on Cuba-getting into new Deaf culture and making new friendship



More information about school@safe at Sexism and Violence Against Girls and Women

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Tia Albert, Deaf Professional Makeup Artist

VIDEO [ASL/CC] - Official Deaf Women in Film Exclusive Interview of Tia Albert, Professional Makeup Artist.



Learn about Tia Albert, her experience in doing makeup and special effects and what she's learned from it. Great tips for hearing filmmakers and Deaf professionals involved. See for more details: http://youtu.be/b7GFqedkUl4







See Tia's work on:

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2679761/

See Tia's Company:

http://www.skinbytia.com

Info on Walt Disney Concert Hall:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_Concert_Hall



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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

'Call Me Maybe' Glee Version, ASL Interpretation

VIDEO [ASL/CC] - American sign language interpretive sign dance to "Call Me Maybe." Music is the Glee version. By Leilani Soon.



Leilani Soon is Miss Hawai'i International and a professional dancer trained in ballet, hula, and sign dance.





Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen is featured in The New Rachel, the first episode of Season Four.

Glee Wiki: http://glee.wikia.com/wiki/Call_Me_Maybe



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Thursday, February 7, 2013

World Deaf Surfing Championships At Hawaii 2013

VIDEO [ASL] - World Deaf Surfing Championships at Oahu, Hawaii 2013.



The Deaf only contest held at the Queens break which is typically a 1 to 4 foot high mushy right popular with longboarders.



Deaf competitors will be flying in from places like Israel, Brazil, Basque, Ireland, England, Uruguay with over three-fourths of the total competitors coming from the United States, Australia and Japan.





Competitors will be competing in open and age group shortboarding, longboarding and bodyboarding. There is even speculation that tandem and SUP events may be thrown in under a "free-expression" category at the last minute if there is enough interest.



The event is being coordinated by the Hawaii Deaf Surfriders Association with support from the United States Deaf Surfriders association. ... Read more: http://www.surfline.com/surf-news/_90876/



Check it out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/International-Deaf-Surfriders-Association/121033813883.



Visit: http://www.deafsurf.org for more information.