Tabak has created a fascinating exploration of Deaf culture in America. The story begins during the first half of the 19th century when a small number of individuals introduced a language for the Deaf, and developed an educational system in which to use it. Out of these schools came members of a new American social class, the Deaf - with a capital D - who created institutions through which they could participate in American society on terms equal to those of other constituent groups. This proved extremely controversial - among all but the Deaf. The controversy lasted a century, during which time American Sign Language evolved along racial lines and in response to the pressures of those who sought to eliminate the use of American Sign Language. Opposition to American Sign Language and Deaf culture eventually gave way to new ideas in art, science, and education. More recently, new legislation, new educational philosophies, and new technologies have all had profound effects on the lives of American Deaf. As a consequence, American Sign Language is evolving faster than ever before.
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