This video explains the origins and history of Labor Day in the United States. From its beginnings in 1882 to the Pullman Strike of 1894, discover how workers’ struggles and strikes led to the creation of this national holiday. Learn why the U.S. celebrates in September instead of May, how traditions have changed over time, and how Americans today view...
Living Deaf: Interests, Identity, and Community
$29.99 0.2 CEUs presenter bios This course explores the lived experiences of Deaf individuals through stories about hobbies, creative pursuits, skilled trades, lifelong learning, faith, family, service, and community involvement. Through authentic personal narratives, participants will examine how interests and passions contribute to identity development, self-expression, personal fulfillment, and connections within the Deaf community. Topics include mechanical problem-solving, artistic and...
How My Deaf Father Almost Joined the Army
Mary shares a memorable story about her Deaf father, who grew up on a farm in South Dakota during World War II. After leaving school to help his family work the farm, he unexpectedly became the target of government agents searching for young men to register for military service. Despite his family's attempts to explain that he was Deaf, the...
Supreme Court Supports Same Sex Marriage (2015)
🏳️🌈 Pride Month History: The Fight for Marriage Equality Before marriage equality became the law of the land, same-sex couples often faced challenges involving healthcare decisions, inheritance rights, adoption, survivor benefits, and legal recognition of their families. This ASL video explores the court cases that led to the historic 2015 Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, which established marriage...





